The taxi boat Pluzz 55

Pluzz 55 is a modern Tärnskär 32 C, specially built for commercial traffic, with a flexible and comfortable interior and plenty of room for 12 passengers — outside or inside.

A 24-degree V-bottom and 450 hp make this boat an archipelago limousine: safe, comfortable, fast and enjoyable transport across the archipelago.

Type
Tärnskär 32 C, commercial specification
Passengers
12, outside or inside
Hull
24-degree V-bottom
Engine
450 hp
The taxi boat Pluzz 55 at the quay in evening sun with its Yamaha engines in the foreground.
  • The interior of Pluzz 55 seen from the stern, with comfortable seats and a central aisle.
  • The aft deck of Pluzz 55 under its canopy, looking out over the archipelago.
  • The helm position on board Pluzz 55 with the skipper at the wheel.

The cargo boat Surf & Turf

Surf & Turf is our fast 30 ft work catamaran. Top speed is over 40 knots, while a comfortable cruising speed is 28 knots lightly loaded and 22 knots heavily loaded. A capable and much-appreciated taxi and cargo boat for tradespeople and for anyone building out in the archipelago.

Twin Yamaha 225 hp four-stroke engines give it superb power and manoeuvrability. The boat is also used for towing and marine assistance work. Maximum load is around 2,000 kg. Goods, quad bikes or a small car load easily over the hydraulically folding bow ramp.

The boat is a very pleasant choice for charter and sightseeing trips, with tables and chairs on the foredeck.

Type
30 ft work catamaran
Top speed
Over 40 knots
Cruising speed
28 knots lightly loaded, 22 knots heavily loaded
Engines
Twin Yamaha 225 hp four-stroke
Max load
Approx. 2,000 kg
Loading
Hydraulically folding bow ramp
Charter
Tables and chairs on the foredeck
The cargo boat Surf & Turf with a quad bike on board in sunlit water.
  • Surf & Turf loaded with building materials at a jetty in the archipelago.
  • Surf & Turf and Pluzz 55 at the quay in Vaxholm guest harbour.

Where are you going?

Booking is by phone. Call us and we will sort out the trip — we run throughout the archipelago, seven days a week.