Boat category A
The Mana 23 is the ultimate vessel for those who want to explore the water in style and comfort. With its modern design and spacious layout, this motorboat is perfect for hosting friends and family for an unforgettable day on the water. You’ll love the wraparound seating area that easily converts to a sun pad or dinette, providing the perfect space for socializing, relaxing, or soaking up the sun. The helm station is fully equipped with modern electronics, so you can navigate with ease and enjoy your favorite tunes with the Bluetooth-enabled stereo system.
The Mana 23 is an eco-friendly and sustainable option for those who love to explore the water in a more responsible way. The boat measures 7.00 meters in length, 2.30 meters in beam, and has a draft of 0.25 meters. With a passenger capacity of up to 12 people, this boat is perfect for group outings or family trips. Mana 23 is powered by a Torqueedo Cruise electric engine that can generate a maximum output of 10 kilowatts, providing a top speed of up to 7 knots. With a fuel tank capacity of 190 ampere-hours, the boat is capable of covering a distance of up to 40 miles on a single charge.
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7.00 m
2.30 m
0.25 m
12
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Torqueedo Cruise
Electric
Max 10 kw
190 ah
7 knots
The first boat in the electric journey for Agapi, and you can’t get much better looking than the Rand Mana 23, gorgeous lines, open space, this boat is modern and sexy. The Rands huge social area in front of the driver makes this boat perfect for day trips. The electric Torqeedo 4 KW engine is perfect for cruising in local beauty spots and stopping for a nice lunch. A new silent adventure on the water awaits.
Sharing is the new owning – this is the spirit of everything that we do at Agapi Boat Club. With our subscription concept we aim at replicating the feeling of owning your own boat but in a better, smarter, and more sustainable way. As one size doesn’t fit all, and we have solutions for everyone’s boating needs.
