Horizon Yachts FD110 For Sale

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The Horizon Yachts FD110 is an epitome of luxury and engineering excellence, crafted to deliver an unparalleled yachting experience. With a length of 33.53 meters, the FD110 boasts a sophisticated design that seamlessly blends elegance with functionality. The yacht’s exterior is the brainchild of acclaimed designer Cor D. Rover, who has endowed it with sleek lines and a contemporary aesthetic. Inside, the interior is a testament to opulence, featuring high-end materials and exquisite craftsmanship by Horizon’s in-house design team, ensuring that every voyage is spent in comfort and style.

Powering the FD110 are twin CAT C32 ACERT engines, providing a robust cruising speed of 10 knots and a top speed of 16 knots. This ensures that the yacht can efficiently cover long distances with a range of approximately 2,000 nautical miles, thanks to its substantial fuel capacity of 15,140 liters. The hull is constructed from GRP, offering a perfect balance of strength and lightness, and features a fast-displacement configuration for superior seakeeping abilities.

Accommodating up to 10 guests in five lavish staterooms, including a full-beam master suite, the FD110 is designed for comfort and privacy. Additionally, the yacht can house a crew of up to six, ensuring a premium service that caters to every need. The FD110’s expansive deck spaces are perfect for entertaining, and its innovative layout maximizes both indoor and outdoor living areas.

Priced at approximately 11,500,000 EUR for new builds, the Horizon FD110 remains a competitive choice in the luxury yacht market. Pre-owned models range from 8,500,000 to 9,500,000 EUR, offering remarkable value for those seeking a world-class yacht experience.

Length

33.5M

Beam

7.5M

Draft

1.8M

Volume

250GT

Day Guests

Sleeping

Cabin

Crew

Cruise Speed

10KT

Max Speed

16KT

Fuel

15140L

Range

2000NM

Engine

Twin CAT C32 ACERT

Option 1

Twin MAN V12

Option 2

Twin MTU 10V2000 M96L

Naval

Horizon Yachts

Exterior

Cor D. Rover

Interior

Horizon Yachts

Horizon Yachts FD110 Price

New Starting From

€11,500,000

High Price Brokerage

€9,500,000

Low Price Brokerage

€8,500,000

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The FD110 is the yacht the FD line was always building toward. She measures 33.5 metres, carries a crew of six, and offers the kind of range that turns a cruise into a proper passage rather than a weekend hop. She is offered semi custom, with a choice of three engine packages: standard Caterpillar C32 units built to the latest Tier III emissions standard, or Horizon’s own MAN and MTU alternatives for an owner with a particular preference. Cor D. Rover draws the exterior, while Horizon’s in house naval architects and engineers handle everything beneath the surface. Five cabins sleep ten guests, and a crew of six, larger than either of her FD line siblings, keeps a yacht this size running properly on long passages. For an owner who wants to cruise further and stay out longer without changing boats, the FD110 is the model built specifically for that brief.

At Sea

The FD110 is tuned for distance, not sprinting.

A cruising speed of ten knots and a top end of sixteen might look modest against her faster siblings, but they are the numbers of a yacht engineered to be comfortable over distance rather than quick across a bay. The standard twin Caterpillar C32 ACERT engines meet the latest Tier III emissions requirements, a detail that increasingly matters for owners who want to cruise further afield without restriction. MAN and MTU alternatives are offered for owners with a particular preference or an existing relationship with either engine brand. At a gentler pace, the ride stays settled and the noise low, exactly what a six person crew and ten guests need on a passage that runs for days rather than hours.

Layout

A V drive configuration frees up space most yachts her length never recover.

By positioning the drivetrain further aft than a conventional shaft arrangement, Horizon’s engineers open up the midships area for cabins and living space rather than machinery. The result is a tri deck arrangement with a proper sundeck above the flybridge, a Hi-Lo platform that extends the swim space at the stern, and a tender garage kept out of sight on the top deck rather than crowding the aft deck below. Owners can specify the interior to a considerable degree thanks to the yacht’s semi custom build process, adjusting cabin arrangements and finishes to suit rather than accepting a fixed template. It is a layout that rewards the way Horizon has engineered the hull beneath it.

Range & Autonomy

Two thousand nautical miles is not a figure most yachts this size can claim.

The FD110’s range comes from a straightforward equation: a generous 15,140 litre fuel capacity paired with a hull drawn for efficient cruising rather than outright speed. At a ten knot cruise, she can cover ocean crossing distances between fuel stops, opening up cruising grounds that a faster, thirstier yacht would have to plan around carefully. It is the kind of autonomy that matters most to an owner who treats the yacht as a way of living somewhere different every few weeks, rather than a toy for coastal weekends. Horizon has built the FD110 around that brief specifically, prioritising distance and self sufficiency over raw pace.

Interior & Accommodation

Five cabins and a crew of six, the largest complement in the FD line.

The owner’s suite sits on the main deck, away from guest traffic and built around its own en suite. Below, guest cabins are separated by pocket doors rather than hinged ones, a small detail that keeps the passageway feeling wider than it is and the cabins quieter when closed. Forward, crew quarters include a proper mess area and multiple en suite cabins, enough to comfortably house the six crew a yacht of this range and complexity genuinely needs. Sleeping ten guests across five staterooms, the FD110 is arranged for an owner who entertains in groups and expects the service behind the scenes to match the scale of the yacht itself.

Ownership & Specification

The FD110 is the most capable yacht Horizon builds in the FD range to date.

She measures 33.5 metres on a 7.5 metre beam, with a draught of just 1.8 metres that belies her size and opens cruising grounds a deeper hulled yacht could not reach. Horizon’s in house naval architecture and engineering teams built the platform beneath Cor D. Rover’s exterior lines, and the yacht is offered semi custom, with a genuine choice of three engine packages depending on how an owner intends to use her. A crew of six and a 2,000 nautical mile range point to a yacht built for serious, extended ownership rather than occasional coastal use. For a buyer ready to commit to the top of Horizon’s flagship line, she is the complete answer.

The right yacht is about more than specifications. Compare the Horizon Yachts FD110 side by side with related models, from same-range siblings to its closest rivals, and see length, beam, guests, cabins and speed line up at a glance. A clearer view of where the Horizon Yachts FD110 stands, and a faster path to the yacht that fits.