Joker Boat clubman 35 (2019) · Motorboat · 36 ft · 12 pers · Port du Lavandou

The largest Joker Boat ever to leave the Joker Boat shipyard is also the most sophisticated. Its elegant line benefits from a modernized style, while retaining a certain sobriety dear to the brand, but a few details, here and there, reflect its move upmarket. Note in passing the hull portholes (under the floats) which illuminate the cabin. Undeniable marine qualities, in line with the Joker Boat hulls, this large unit is easily maneuverable with remarkable passage at sea at low or high speed. The “perceived quality” of the Clubman 35 is evident at first glance and makes you want to get on board without further delay. This is good, the long bathing platforms which frame the two Yamaha F300 hp extend far towards the dock and communicate with the cockpit, on the port side, via a wide passage in the rear seat. Along the way we notice an originality: the two-seater seat which faces the wake and serves as storage for mooring lines or small diving accessories. Once you have reached the cockpit, it is time to appreciate the sumptuous saloon which will serve as a setting for meals or aperitifs. The long U-shaped bench seat and the large table covered in teak, which rises from the floor thanks to an electrically operated telescopic leg, should be able to accommodate six to eight guests. There are voluminous storage spaces under the seats, and we will also appreciate the two side storage units, within easy reach, housed in the cockpit coamings. This dinette is directly connected to the kitchen unit attached to the pilot's seat. The handrails surrounding it allow you to operate without fear on a rough anchorage. The pilot seat offers two beautiful sitting/standing places separated by a comfortable armrest which opens onto storage for small items (phone, keys, cigarettes, etc.). The foredeck and its spacious solarium are easily accessible, via generous gangways secured by the console handrails. The small delphinière covered in teak is discreet so as not to weigh down the design of the bow which supports the anchor in its hawse box. It is flanked by two robust and aesthetic cleats, for mooring only since the anchor is powered by an integrated electric guide. Let's finish with the cabin, which is not the least of the attractions of the big Clubman. Two steps down and you find yourself at the entrance where you have headroom, as well as the bathroom located to starboard. The place is bright thanks to the natural lighting entering through the opening portholes of the console and the glass strips of the hull which, by the way, offer the occupants of the berth a breathtaking view of the sea!