2004 Custom Expediton 70 (Bahamas)
Exterior Photos
The 2004 Custom 70' expedition catamaran “SANTTINA” measures 21.11 m LOA with a 9.34 m beam and a 1.32 m loaded draft. She is designed to be beached.
Deck Photos
The deck layout includes a spacious foredeck, a large aft entertaining deck, and wide side decks for movement throughout the vessel. The upper deck adds a flybridge helm station, fixed guest seating, sun lounging areas, and walkaround access.
Interior Photos
The lower deck features a panoramic main salon with a dedicated lounge and dining area surrounded by wraparound windows. The salon is served by central air conditioning.
Cabin Photos
Accommodations include four private ensuite guest cabins: two double cabins and two with twin bunk berths. Each cabin has natural light, generous storage, ambient sound systems, and individual climate control.
Head Photos
There are four private bathrooms for guests, and the crew area includes private heads.
Other Photos
Built in Brazil and engineered by Equipe Thierry Stump with plans under Amauri Renato Massagão, the vessel is constructed from marine‑grade aluminum with welded plate, substantial structural framing, and four watertight hull compartments. Mechanical and systems highlights include twin DaimlerChrysler OM366 LA turbocharged diesels (inline six, 250 HP each) with mechanical cable controls and heat‑exchanger/raw‑water cooling, dual diesel generators (30 kW and 8 kW), 240V AC/12V DC with eight 8D batteries, dual chargers and a 5 kW inverter, twin hydraulic bow windlasses and stern capstans with hydraulic steering and docking assistance, fuel/water/holding capacities of 5,000 L/5,600 L/200 L (reported), and Raymarine radar/GPS/autopilot with dual VHF, SSB, and a Ritchie compass.











































































































































