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A Minorca Yacht You’ll Want to Meet

Meet the Islander 42. A yacht inspired by a classic Spanish fishing boat.
Islander 42
The Islander 42 is inspired by Spanish Iläut fishing boats. Courtesy Minorca

Meet the Islander 42. She’s a nod at the Spanish Iläut, a classic fishing boat.

She is a dayboat built for traveling European waterways at a sweet 19-knot cruise. She has two staterooms, a forepeak master and a twin-berth guest stateroom to accommodate four people.

The Islander line is designed by naval architect Iñigo Toledo and built at Minorca Yachts‘ Sasga Yard in the Balearic Islands.

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Islander 42
She has a fuel capacity of 317 gallons. Courtesy Minorca

Quick Specs: The Islander 42 is 43’5″ LOA, has a beam of 13’1″ and fuel capacity of 317 gallons.

Flybridge Option: The Islander 42 comes in a flybridge version, for those who want to feel the wind in their hair while cruising.

Like what you see? She has siblings. Her little sister, the Islander 34, made an appearance at the Miami International Boat Show earlier this year. She also has two big sisters, the Islander 54 and 68.

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Islander 42
The Islander 42 is 43’5″ LOA. Courtesy Minorca
Islander 42
She has wood accents in the interior and exterior. Courtesy Minorca
Islander 42
The Islander 42 has a forepeak master. Courtesy Minorca
Islander 42
The Islander 42 and 45 come in flybridge options, as well. Courtesy Minorca
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