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Just wondering about the storage on the 44 vs the 43. How does the refrig storage compare from a space standpointa? On the 43 there was a ton of storage in mainsalon under seating and in the center of the cockpit a large area for gallons of water, and snorkel gear. In addition to the ice chest under the cockpit table, we always had room for an extra cooler behind the helm station. It appears from pictures that it might be a little tight?
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Orana is light years ahead in storage and comfort. She is a modern design vs the 90s design of the belize. FP never has built good boats, but the newer designs are getting closer to the Lagoons.
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We chartered the Orana 44 with TMM last May. A lot of storage area and room. Really liked that cat. <img src="http://www.traveltalkonline.com/forums/images/graemlins/Cheers.gif" alt="" />
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Tortola7 said:
Orana is light years ahead in storage and comfort. She is a modern design vs the 90s design of the belize. FP never has built good boats, but the newer designs are getting closer to the Lagoons. +1 I have chartered both from CYOA. Both are nice, but the Orana gets the nod.
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