2000 Grand Banks Heritage Europa 52 | 58ft

Da Tiki Mon has a hand laid fiberglass hull with with a gel coat outer layer

• Blue antifouling

• Blue boot stripe

• White gelcoat topsides

• Varnished teak transom and name plates attached to fiberglass hull

• Lower rub rail with stainless steel bull nose cap port and starboard aft

• Upper rub rail with stainless steel bull nose cap the full length of the port and starboard side

• Custom teak swim platform with stainless steel bull nose cap and stainless steel cleats port and starboard

• Freedom tender lift with 2 remotes and tie downs ~ 2013

• Stainless steel companionway ladder down to swim platform with teak treads

On deck Da Tiki Mon has molded fiberglass decks with teak decking applied over on the aft cockpit, weather decks, fore deck and bridge deck with the exception of the aft portion of the fly-bridge deck, bridge deck sides and coach roof that are all two tone painted decks. 

DECK

Fly-Bridge Deck

• Bimini cover over pilot station and forward seating

• Stainless steel rail wraps around upper deck

• Venturi spray shield forward of helm station

• Suite of electronics (see Electronics)

• Stainless steel hand rails port and starboard of helm

• Forward and aft bench seating with upholstered cushions

• Dedicated adjustable helm seat

• Covered varnished teak table with (2) fold out leafs

• Chart table with top loading storage locker below

• Storage under helm station console

• Storage under chart table

• Varnished teak exterior trim

Moving aft of the covered forward bridge station is an out door seating area with wet bar. This area has:

• Fold down mast

• Bar with propane BBQ grill and storage below

• L-shaped settee with fitted upholstered cushions

• Varnished teak cocktail table with stainless steel fixed base

• Sliding door to companion way steps between the lower cockpit and bridge deck

Aft of the seating area is a working deck with built in bunks for a dinghy, fender racks and Brower Systems 800 pound capacity boom for tender.

Stepping down the companionway-stairs ( thru the overhead sliding hatch) from the fly-bridge deck you enter the partially covered cockpit. This wide open space offers a great deal of versatility as there is no molded furniture on this deck. The area does feature:

• Over head dome lighting

• Storage below companionway steps

• Teak furniture

• Stainless steel railings above the bulwark

• Gate to swim deck

• Pressurize hot/cold freshwater shower

• Shore power hook up

• (2) Oversize stainless steel cleats port and starboard

Moving forward under the covered 20"-wide weather decks you notice:

• Stainless steel hand rail port and starboard inboard on bulkhead

• Stainless steel guard rails outboard port and starboard

• (2) Oversize cleats port and starboard

• Stainless steel deck in fills port and starboard

• Outward opening doors to pilot house port and starboard

The fore deck is well protected inside the stainless steel railings and pulpit and offers good work space and additional leisure area. Also of note:

• Oversize cleat port and starboard

• Shore power outlets

• Fresh and salt water wash-down spigots

• Lofrans Falkon dual action windlass

• Bow sprit with double anchor rollers

• Danforth 60 HT anchor with 200' 3/8" chain

• 30 Kilogram claw anchor with 250' 5/8" nylon rode