Aft DeckLazarette - At the end of the aft deck are two hinged hatches that provide access to the Lazarette. Flush-mounted recessed  stainless steel lift rings are set into the hatches for easy hatch lifting. The Lazarette is a compartment at the stern which houses the steering mechanism that control the two rudders behind the propellers. The fuel and water tanks are also located in the Lazarette.


Orientation: Facing aft from the wet bar.
LazaretteLazarette - The large Lazarette contains two, welded aluminum, 200 gallon diesel fuel tanks and one, welded aluminum, 125 gal. fresh water tank. The Lazarette also holds the shore power cable, mooring lines and fenders when underway. It also provides access to the steering quadrant.


Orientation: Facing to starboard from the port side. Visible in the foreground is the 125 gal. water tank. In the background is the starboard 200 gal. diesel fuel tank.  In the bottom of the picture in the background is the spare starboard propeller. The propeller is resting on the starboard exhaust pipe.
LazaretteLazarette - The Lazarette compartment is equipped with two venting systems. There are two intake clamshell vents fitted on the aft deck at the transom that force fresh air into the Lazarette compartment when underway. There are two intake clamshell vents built into the upper hull at the transom that vent the compartment when underway.


Orientation: Facing to port from the starboard side.  Visible in the foreground is the 125 gal. water tank.  In the background is the port 200 gal. diesel fuel tank.  In the bottom of the picture in the background is the spare port propeller.  The propeller is resting on the port exhaust pipe.