Beneteau Grand Trawler 62 Highlights [Full Displacement Trawler]

Immersing yourself in the wonders and beauty of the seas for weeks on end has never felt more comfortable than when you’re onboard the Grand Trawler 62.

Designed exclusively to let you travel non-stop and uninterrupted for days on end in pure luxury, the Grand Trawler 62 is the latest evolution in yachts. A yacht that lets you voyage in style for long periods, enjoying the peace and tranquility that only ocean exploration can provide.

Watch An In-Depth Presentation

Justin Joyner of Beneteau presents the new 62 Grand Trawler accompanied by new yacht specialist Eric Macklin + a panel of Denison brokers.

2022 Beneteau Grand Trawler | 62

• Length Overall – 62′
• Hull Beam – 17’10”
• Engine Power – 2 x 730HP
• Fuel Capacity – 2 x 528 US gal
• 3 Guests Cabins
• 7 Year Hull Warranty
• 3 Year Beneteau Warranty

The Grand Trawler 62 has a distinctive displacement hull developed by MICAD, which aims to improve cruising range and efficiency, making it easier for owners to cast off on long-distance cruises. She is 18.95 meters long (62’) and has a hull beam of over 5 meters (17’10”). Designed for 6 to 8 people on board (+ crew), the boat has an impressive flybridge – one of the biggest on the market.

INTERIOR DESIGN

The interior is spacious and well-appointed. The galley can be completely enclosed. The VIP guest cabin in the bow has a generous amount of headroom, so that you feel like you are in a hotel suite. Strikingly spacious inside, with volumes similar to much bigger yachts, and ingeniously designed, these large passagemakers also have enough space to comfortably house a crew.

A satin wax finished wood, leather, and elegant textiles make for a stylish interior and exterior, carefully designed by the experts at Nauta Design. The midship owner suite, makes clever use of the maximum beam, so that you really feel like you are staying in a luxury hotel suite.

Comfortable and seaworthy, with a cruising range of 900 nautical miles and a central raised helm station, she is ideal for slow cruises, favoring introspection in addition to getting away from it all or leisure activities.

Contact Denison’s new boat specialist, Eric Macklin, to schedule a showing.