Your Nordhavn 40' Awaits You!

Where are you headed? The Nordhavn 40’ can take you there! After more than three years of development at Pacific Asian Enterprises (P.A.E.), the Nordhavn 40’ is well equipped to take you almost anywhere you might like to travel. She is ready for ocean crossing, and your crew will be able to manage her modest size comfortably.

She has a nearly limitless non-stop cruising range, and she also has a fuel capacity of over 900 gallons. At 7 knots, she can cover more than 2,400 nautical miles! Her hull design is something to be noted as well. She has a full displacement design and is extremely efficient. Nordhavn 40’s are incredible vessels, and you will be impressed with the streamlined look, which boasts supreme durability for long cross-ocean trips.

Come into Yacht Tech to view our selection and speak with our staff about the additional details of the Nordhavn 40’. We have current listings so don’t delay! You will not be disappointed with your experience, and your business is always welcomed. Give us a call at 561-776-5848. Your Nordhavn 40’ awaits you!

Tiger Beach Exploration

In efforts to collect data for the research of female tiger shark habitats, the International SeaKeepers Society has taken the yacht, Penny Mae, to Tiger Beach for exploration and discovery. Scientists are aiming to track the reproductive stages and patterns of the sharks. They wish to better understand how tourism affects the natural habitation and if additional measures of safety are necessary for the tiger sharks' preservation. Learn more in this article.

The International SeaKeepers Society takes DISCOVERY Yacht Penny Mae to Tiger Beach for a tiger shark tagging expedition. A team of researchers from the University of Miami will tag tiger sharks, take blood samples, and conduct ultra-sounds using a custom-made floating platform designed by Florida Biodiversity Institute and Dr. Neil Hammerschlag. The floating platform will be attached to the stern of Penny Mae, which will serve as the base for the expedition site and research. The newest addition to SeaKeepers DISCOVERY Yacht Fleet, Penny Mae is a 138foot long Tri-Deck motor yacht. Shark tagging provides researchers with information about habitat use by sending signals from the tags to receivers. The researchers will be retrieving receivers that were discharged in October 2013 for data analysis and will be deploying more receivers to continue monitoring. 

— Tiger Beach Shark Tagging Expedition