The Yamarin 63 Bow Rider handles extremely well. The qualities of the robust structure and deep V hull are really obvious, even in rough weather; Yamarin 63 Bow Rider is extremely well-balanced and stable. The craft features a solid, high-quality windshield that provides good shelter, and the windshield’s new side design means that passengers on the rear bench are provided with better shelter.

 

With the thrust of a 150-hp outboard, the craft, weighing in at 900 kg, can reach top speeds of over 46 knots, and it still consumes less than 0.9 l per nautical mile even at 33 knots!

 

Moving about on board the Yamarin 63 Bow Rider is as easy as it is safe. The craft can be accessed from the bow, the stern and the sides, and thanks to the ease of access to all parts of the craft, mooring is also easy, from the bow, the stern or the sides. The bathing platform at the stern has wide, flat areas which are easy to step onto when boarding, and there is a step next to the rear bench that makes moving about easier. The sun mattress in the rear cockpit space is sectioned so the side piece can be detached for open access. In the front open space, there is a good-sized step, both on the passenger side and at the bow.  

 

The rear cockpit space features a large L-shaped bench, and the driver’s and co-driver’s seats can be swivelled to create a seating group for 5 people around the table (optional accessory). The large storage compartment in the back has room for the sun mattress and the table (both optional accessories) and other stuff as well. There is also a designated space (equipped with a power output) for a cool box. Storage compartment hatches are easy to open and stay open even with the cushions in place. The boat comes with a canopy and a spacious and easy-to-use canopy compartment as standard.

 

The grey colour of the consoles minimises annoying reflections. The steering consoles have room for an 8” chart plotter. The BB-side console has a deep and spacious lockable glove compartment with a power output and a place for a radio (optional accessory). Additionally, the BB-side console features a robust grab handle that also doubles as a mug holder. The classy, dark acrylic door between the consoles has been optimised for space, providing nice, wide access when open. The top edge of the door is fitted with a shaped reinforcement strip which strengthens the door. This helps the door and the windscreen create an uninterrupted shield against the wind.

 

The spacious bow area of the Yamarin 63 Bow Rider has a large bench and a clearly defined open space with ample room for, say, fishing or transporting things.

 

The craft has been decorated with vinyl fabric-like material. This new water-repellent material is easy to keep clean. The colouring is a combination of light sand and dark blue.