Cavileer 48

There are boats that impress from the dock, and then there are boats that become more impressive the deeper you look.
Blind Vision is very much the latter.
Built in the United States by Cavileer, Blind Vision comes from a region synonymous with some of the world's most respected offshore sportfishing boats. That heritage is evident throughout her, in her proportions, engineering, offshore capability and the practical thinking behind the way the boat has been built.
But what really separates Blind Vision is the detail.
Step into the engine room, open the lockers, look behind the cabinetry and inspect the systems, and you begin to understand the level of thought that has gone into this boat. She has been owned and maintained by someone who understands boats, and that presents itself everywhere you look.
Her substantial flybridge provides excellent visibility and a commanding driving position, while the cockpit delivers the space and functionality expected of a serious offshore boat. Wide side decks, solid handholds and a purposeful layout make moving around the vessel straightforward and secure.
Inside, Blind Vision offers something increasingly difficult to find in this style of vessel, genuine volume and liveability.
The saloon is spacious and comfortable, with excellent connection to the cockpit, while the accommodation below provides the separation and practicality required for extended time onboard. There is room here to cruise properly, entertain family and friends, and spend weeks rather than weekends on the water.
That versatility is an important part of the boat.
Blind Vision has the offshore pedigree and cockpit to satisfy a serious fisherman, without forcing her next owner to use her purely as a sportfishing boat. She is equally capable of becoming a substantial east-coast cruising platform. Heading north through the Whitsundays, exploring the Great Barrier Reef or simply spending extended periods away from the marina.
Her machinery spaces are a particular highlight. Access is excellent, the installation is purposeful and the presentation reflects the standard maintained throughout the vessel. For an experienced boat owner, it is an area that deserves to be inspected properly.
Blind Vision isn't trying to replicate the latest generation of production motor yachts.
She offers something different: substantial construction, proven offshore DNA, genuine internal volume, serious machinery and the feeling of a boat built for owners who actually intend to use it.
For the buyer looking beyond the badge and prepared to appreciate the engineering, condition and capability of the vessel in front of them, Blind Vision deserves close inspection.
Blind Vision is located at The Boat Works on the Gold Coast and is available for inspection by appointment through Brendan Roberts at GLI Yachts.