Capri.
An eight-seat resort pontoon, rebuilt by hand for Sydney Harbour.
Yamaha 60 hp · 8 people · 400 W Fusion
Built for a day on the water.
Trampoline sunbed
Lie flat, dangle your feet, dry off in the sun.Catamaran-style mesh, bow 
Full-shade canopy
Sun when you want it, not when you don't.Italian Gozzo-style Sunbrella, full deck 
Fusion 400 W sound
Loud enough for the harbour, clear enough for the conversation.400 W, Bluetooth, twin towers 
Long rear couch
Everyone faces the view.Seats 8, marine blankets 
35 L esky
Ours comes iced. Don't over-cater.35 L, room for one more Yamaha 60 four-stroke
You'll hear the music, not the engine.60 hp four-stroke, under 22 km/h
The specs.
| Length | TBC |
|---|---|
| Beam | TBC |
| Engine | Yamaha 60 hp four-stroke |
| Top speed | Under 22 km/h |
| Capacity | 8 people |
| Sound | Fusion Signature, 400 W twin towers, Bluetooth |
| Shade | Sunbrella canopy over the whole deck |
| Storage | 35 L esky, iced |
| Power | Phone charger at the helm |
What’s not on board
- No BBQBarbecues make boats filthy.
- No toilet on boardToilets are marked on your harbour map — Cockatoo Island and a few wharves along the way. There’s one at the pontoon before you leave.
- No fishingBait leaves a smell that outlasts any clean.
- No shoes on deckLeave them at the wharf.
Capri, photographed
The sound system
Connect your phone and the Fusion towers do the rest. Near moorings, marinas and the no-wash zones, wind it back — sound travels a long way over flat water, and people live on those boats.