But you can go into the nose and settled in the pies of lynxes-cheeslons.

Of the unusual details, the shift door from Kokpita to the cabins is noteworthy.

And the helm of red wood is worthy of a high assessment.

The place of the steering is functionally allocated in the cockpit, one) This does not mean that the owner (if he is driving) will be deprived of the opportunity to communicate with the guests: on the left there is also a sofa with a table of the control panel with two seats regarding saturation with […]

A semicircular soft stern sofa with a rental table from a tick holds four (left side).

And the second toilet (typical, with a shower, table and shelves) is located behind the kitchen in the stern.

You won’t straighten up in full growth (the deck of Kokpit interferes), but not more closely than in most fodder cabins of multibill -sized cruisers.

From the cabin there is a door to the toilet (toilet table, sink, pantry); shower is taken in a separate compartment.

On the floor there is a tick and some other tree, obviously deciduous and very beautiful, in a “suit” of red wood sheathing and voluminous cedar hinged cabinets.

There is a bed with a foam mattress here.