Construction
Pama’s 3 generations of boatbuilding expertise is complimented by vacuum bagged high-tech core materials on the topsides and super structure, a solid GRP bottom with 3 layers of Vinylester resin, all hand laid and inspected by Don Salthouse at critical stages and finally sprayed with a 3 layer epoxy barrier coat system and antifouling to prevent any chance of blistering.

Master stateroom Par excel lance’
The owners sumptuous master stateroom is the envy of most 70 footers with the full 17’6” beam dedicated solely to the Queen sized bed (inner-sprung), with desk and vanity plus an ultra-leather settee either side, with 4 opening portholes to admire the view.

Behind the aft bulkhead and bed-head is a walk-in wardrobe fully furnished in cherry to port and a lovely ensuite with separate shower cubical to starboard.

Transom and el fresco shot of cockpit.
Before boarding the Pama 62 one is compelled to walk around this awesome motoryacht and admire her carefully sculpted lines and lovely curved transom…beautiful yet masculine…elegant yet so functional…. Her tooling is fresh and the builder took extra care to ensure the only waves you see will be on the water.

Flybridge area.
With not one but two superb el fresco dining areas to choose from complete with wet-bar including built in BBQ, fridge and sink, upholstered sun-loungers plus room for a serious 4m RIB tender on the aft flybridge lifted into place by the standard 1000lb davit, the Pama 62 exterior offers so much for the serious boatie and entertainer.

Pilothouse, saloon and galley.
The Pama 62 has a wonderful flow from the sheltered cockpit through the luxuriously appointed saloon with it’s sweeping curved settee and hi / lo burrwood table, up into the pilothouse area featuring it’s seriously appointed granite topped galley with dinette and helm station close by. The twin aircraft style doors offer great ventilation and access to the side decks for ease of docking.