Johnson 78 Pilothouse Motor Yacht

Presenting the Johnson 78, a fully customised pilothouse motor launch built by Johnson Yachts, designed by Bill Dixon UK, with project management by Don Salthouse.
With a beamy 6.3m hull and large hydraulic platform added to the stern, she packs a lot into her 78 feet. Tailored to our NZ serious cruising conditions and unique adventurous lifestyles, this very special "kiwi" style boat is focused on entertaining and hosting large active groups in comfort and luxury.
The internal layout features an aft galley which opens onto the cockpit with large stainless steel retracting doors, leading on to two saloon levels for entertaining. The beautiful and spacious interior is finished in satin book-matched teak with white leather upholstery, cream marble bench tops, and hand crafted exotic timberwork. The expanse of the pilothouse offers many features from the American twin helm seat to the "piece of art" electric sunroof flown in from Holland.
The walk in engine room boasts twin Caterpillar C18 1150hp's with upgraded Twin Disc transmissions, twin Onan generators, twin Sea Recovery water makers, under water exhaust systems, and Dutch engineered sound deadening systems. A comprehensive Raymarine electronics package complete with AIS, Flir night vision camera, plus bow and stern thrusters and zero speed stabilisers by TRAC.
The owner's full width master stateroom is statement in luxury, continuing through each of the guest staterooms featuring ensuites, wrap around windows and Fusion entertainment systems and TV's.
The Johnson 78 Pilothouse is a sophisticated craft with many facilities built in to make life easy while cruising in comfort and opulence. Ring the listing broker today for full specs and viewing of this vessel.

*4 cabins + crew aft, 10 berths
*Twin Caterpillar C18 1150hp engines
*Bow and stern thrusters, and stabilisers
*Custom diving board from the top deck
*Large electric sunroof flown in from Holland -- a piece of art!
*Twin helm seat from the USA
*Rod holders
*Custom stainless steel fishing station