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1990 Hunter Horizon 32 Wheelhouse, a yacht that offers both versatility and comfort. Her dual helm positions provide the versatility to tailor your sailing experience to your preference and the prevailing conditions. She equipped with a full sail inventory, with a slab reefing main and furling headsail, making her much breeze to handle, along with a Bb'&'G navigational inventory keeping you on course. Her wheelhouse provides spacious accommodation below with ample head room. This, along with large saloon and well equipped galley mean you don’t have to sacrifice comfort for adventure. The single berths in the fore cabin and the double aft cabin means there is plenty of space for your trusted crew. She has also been equipped with a brand new Sea Toilet, and both hot and cold running water. Her twin keels allow her to dry out, giving you the option of visiting shallower waters and coves that yachts with traditional keels can’t. Ideal for both weekends full of local cruising, or exploring in distance waters, ‘SYMPHONY’ is currently lying Essex, U.K ready for viewing.

A high speed motor yacht with long low lines and amazing performance with superb accommodation. Classic cherry interior with leather upholstery and beige carpets.Exceeds all expectations of a boat her size. Regularly maintained and kept on her dry berht during winter time. Montenegro VAT paid.

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LLC OWNED Built 1967. Extensive Retrofit from 1998 to 2019. Like New Condition.  Steel Motorsailer yachts used to be popular vessels for world sailors until the 70s. The arrival of production yachts in the 60s and the explosion of the charter industry in the following years changed the public perception of yachting. Today only a few builders offer customized options at a premium price.  Iolair Mara is a unique yacht built-in CA in the late sixties. Her ¼ inch steel hull, her tri keels design, her 5’6”’ draft, and her 3000 nm range under power will sail expeditions all around the globe or entertain charter clients in the Bahamas, HI, or Alaska.  In 1998 she was hauled out for a $ 2.5 M retrofit that was 60 % completed in 2005. A series of dramatic events follow. She was sized. Stayed 6 years on the hard shrink-wrapped. The actual owner got her out of the yard in 2012, completed the 40% remaining refit to get her to her original glory. She was lucky to have found John. It has been a perfect match for both of them. John loves a strong, well-powered world cruiser. He is now proud to offer this showcase vessel for a portion of the price it would cost to build her today. The Owner will be available to train the buyer and going through the vessel equipment, systems, structure, detailing the yacht maintenance and running procedure.  She is a working vessel in luxurious yachts clothing. Stunning true teak inside and out, (not teak ply) state of the art power plant, new engine in 1998 by Harbor Diesel in Long Beach CA (172 hours at the odometer in 2012 then sailed to Ensenada and hasn’t docked the dock since). New electrical panel & wiring between 1998 & 2004, new plumbing 2003. New massive Ideal windlass anchoring with 440 ft of 7/16 J4 chain in 2016, 175 lbs Mantus anchor 2016, 60 lbs CQR stern anchor on a GHK Fabrication hydraulic massive horizontal windlass (commercial fishing grade windlass) 2012 new rigging system. New sails from 2005 were installed on the vessel in 2012. They were never sailed until we shot this video. 2001 sandblasted to bare metal ultra-sonic testing in 2012. 12 zincs bar new in 2001 replaced every 3 years. A set of zincs is available on the vessel. She is well balanced and comfortable in strong weather thanks to her ketch rig. Keels cooled engine and generator for dry exhausts. The 2 side keel is filled with antifreeze. Only 3 though hull on the boat; intake for the head and the intake sea chest. Another through-hull in the side for the water maker. She is a dock queen American-built hull that could be a successful charter in the US territory thanks to her beautiful interior. 2018 INSURANCE SURVEY AVAILABLE. FEATURING.  -       Detroit Diesel 671 6 cylinders. 250 HP new 1998. -       Fuel Tanks 1470 g. Water Tank 1000 g. -       CQR 156 lbs. Bow Anchor. Manta 125 lbs Stern Anchor. -       18 x 6 V Lifeline AMG Batteries (12 x 6V batteries connected in serial in the engine room, 3 x 12V batteries dedicated to the electric winches). Replaced 2016. -       Northern Lights 10 KW Generator (128 hours) dry exhaust. -       Magnum MS 2812 Inverter / Charger. -       Shore Power 120 V 50 Amp. -       Solar Panel Charger (Charge Master 2420-3). - new upholstery Ultraleather Brisa Sand (2020) - Interior varnish (2019) - Sole Varnish (2021) - Ocean Aire sky screen (2020) - Weems and Plath clock/ barometer rebuild (2020) - New Curtains  (2013) - Lazarette and freezer paint (2021) -       All new Sails in 2005. Got out of their bags in 2012. Were sailed once for the video shoot. -       Diesel Heating System. MORE SPECS ARE IN THE DESCRIPTION SECTION.

The making of a masterpiece  The work of several artists absorbed by the spirit of their times are now and absolutely “as we speak” under construction to give you the one and only chance to obtain the masterpiece named “De Cesari 62 Da Vinci” Combining the famous naval architect Giovanni Ceccarelli and Paolo De Cesari and you just know you have the best recipe for a head-turning creation. A pure quality yacht that stands far out from all the rest.   With this all new 62 Da Vinci the yard created a refined fly-bridge yacht with the looks of a sophisticated, classic sports fisher and even runabout with its long forward deck and flush mounted glass panels. It’s here where you find the praised flared bow that ensures fabulous lifting capacity in heavy seas. When you expect the best, you are rewarded with the best. Now is there a downside? Well actually there is, only one is under construction and only one will be built. Giovanni’s perfect layout  We all like “ensuite”, we all like privacy and the Da Vinci provides you the luxurious triple cabins, triple ensuites and separated crew layout. The design features the lobster tail and widebody bow for her accommodation. Nowadays you won’t find any centre line placed engines anymore, all modern yachts are sailing with the naval architecture nightmare designs with reversed engines just to allow a larger inner space. The downside of it is obvious and reason for Ceccarelli not to go with the flow. With the all new De Cesari you have the advantage of a proper centreline design.   Master cabin   The master cabin stretches an impressive 5 metres in width from port to starboard, beautiful designed fully integrated storage is to be found in every inch the master carpenter could find. Large storage for clothing and linen is also one of the standards. The stunning part of this double is her fully separated ensuite shower opposite of the head with bidet, toilet and integrated sink. The wet is in this setup fully separated from the head that stays dry no matter what.   Guest cabins  On both sides of the 3 metre long -via glass hatches- top lighted corridor you find the guest cabins, in her standard setup drawn as two twins but if you prefer one twin and one double just say so. Both cabins benefit of their own bathrooms with also bidet, toilet and sinks. When I do the math we have a true gentleman’s yacht with three showers, three toilets, three bidets. …and then of course I did not even mention the cockpit shower, nor her crew cabin with own facilities… Also here Paolo’s carpenters created true pieces of pleasure to stay during the night or whenever you want to have privacy in luxury.   Mega yacht style Just as on board of mega yachts the dining table is a free walk around with a minimum of eight chairs, it is on board of the 62 Da Vinci where you find the same setting and atmosphere. Upon entering from her cockpit the salon is an oasis of space and opposite of the earlier mentioned dining the design allows a very large C-shaped sofa to relax or watch tv that is found hidden inside the dresser behind the dining. The 50 incher pops up at the touch of a button whilst the sound is second to none designed by a famous Dutch surround sound engineer.   Talking about sound now it is for sure nice to mention since I know De Cesari… ‘Sound is kept in the engine room and out of the cockpit by the insulation that a De Cesari is known for.’   Galley The galley is found on starboard and benefits of the U-shaped setup for maximum space. Gentle lifted on a platform fully integrated in her salon it is the galley that lets you do whatever is done in a gally but then with a view towards every angle. A composite worktop, full sized dishwasher, 4 zone induction HOB, microwave, grill, oven and double house-sized sinks provide the cook with all appliances he or she could wish for. It is De Cesari that can deliver a yacht with functionality in this open space designed yacht.   Inner helm Opposite of the galley there is a twin seat helm station with a full panorama glass in front. It is here where you find very comfortable cruising when the conditions don’t allow you to use the fly bridge. Two massive Raymarine Axiom Pro’s feed you with all requested information, flip the touch screens to any installable app and you can even use them for your entertainment or info displays that shows you the fully integrated Victron power systems. Fully integrated as well is the Raymarine HD broadband radar and the forward looking sonar that allows you not only to see where to bottom it is, but also what bottom you have down below. Steering by remote, the gyro sensor autopilot compensates roll and the rudder angle of attack so digging into the menu after changing speed is something from the past. Systems as anchor chain counters, wash down plants, searchlights, speedometers etcetera are all standards. As expected a well-controlled power steering system comes a standard too.   Cockpit Stepping into the cockpit you are surrounded with a massive bulwark of around 40 centimetres and the deck measures 12 millimetres of thickness. Again totally different to modern yachts where a teak deck will last for only about 3 years. On starboard there’s a wetbar with sink, refrigerator, icemaker and stainless grill. On the aft the cockpit door opens to allow free entry to the hydraulic up and down platform, very well suitable for a heavy dinghy or just to make swimming a true feast. The size of the platform is simply up to you as custom built is a standard with De Cesari.   Fly bridge   Finally a designer that understands how a good fly needs to be built. Fully open aft to ensure stern visibility for easy docking and a U-shaped settee in front of the helmsman for interaction with family and guests. Of course also here Ceccarelli designed a wet bar for comfort. All instruments are doubled towards the fly and there is also an option to store a dinghy on top if desired. If it was me that could afford a yacht like this I would choose the option for super large sun pads here instead of a dinghy. A five plus metre bimini keeps the sun to your choice and once down it reaches the outer lines of the open aft fly deck. Da Vinci himself couldn’t have drawn it better!     Built in the Adriatic by the finest Italian craftsmen that one by one just love their jobs. a De Cesari is 100 percent pure, 100 percent custom built for the happy few that not only can afford a De Cesari but moreover can enjoy the breath-taking beauty that she just is.   All in all a yacht that deserves a viewing. The final design and technical specifications are up to your choice. The master carpenters, Giovanni Ceccarelli himself and we will certainly guide you through the process of owning a true De Cesari masterpiece from A to Z.  

Katja was launched in England on August 15th, 1929, the year of the Wall Street crash in America and the beginning of the Great Depression that was soon to assail Europe. She survived the destruction of the Second World War after taking part in Operation Dynamo as a Little Ship, one of the 800 civilian vessels that evacuated hundreds of thousands of Allied soldiers from Dunkirk in 1940. Katja is a 14.7 meter long motoryacht, designed by H. Parker and built of wood by the Brooke shipyard in Lowestoft. She is still in perfect condition thanks to the doting care of her four owners, two English and two Italian, the latest since the early 1990’s. Katja was built for Mawdesley Brooke, the owner of the yard that launched her in 1929, and was named for one of his daughters. The yard’s roots stretch back to 1874 when Brooke Ironworks, specialized in engines, began activity in Oulton Broad, near Lowestoft. Renamed Brooke Motorcraft between the wars, the firm was managed by Waveney Brooke until after the end of World War II. Katja’s first main engine was a 100 hp, six cylinder Brooke N°4059 type 40 F diesel, with a 5 hp Brooke “Dominion” as auxiliary propulsion. In 1931 she was sold to a new owner in Leicester for £ 2,875. Based for a period in Great Yarmouth, 200 km north of London and only 15 km from Lowestoft, in 1950 she traveled through the French canals down to the Mediterranean, flying the white ensign as a Dunkirk Little Ship. Katja welcomed the change from the misty English coasts to the mild climate of the Mediterranean. In 1967 she was given a new main engine, a 145 hp Perkins T6354, and a new 30 hp Mercedes auxiliary. In the early 1990’s she was purchased by a new owner from Rome, who sailed her in the Tyrrhenian from Tuscany’s Porto Santo Stefano. Sailing from her new base, Katja participated in classic yacht events in Montecarlo, La Spezia, Bocca di Magra and Anzio.   REFITS AND AWARDS  In recent years Katja has undergone several refits in Tuscan yards; Lacchini, and then Mileo. Founded by Constabile Mileo in 1951, the Mileo yard was known for their continuous production of dozens of wooden vessels. In 2003 the yard, run by the Mileo brothers Pompeo, Vincenzo and Domenico, began a major refit. The 25mm pitch pine planking below the waterline was replaced, with 8/9 meter long planks attached to oak frames with steel screws. The keelson was rebuilt to increase purchase for elements of the new frames, tightly fit between the keel and the stem. The hull was caulked in the traditional manner with calico, then faired and painted. The keel and stem, both of oak, are original. A new main engine (Perkins 240hp) combined with a four-bladed propeller, gives Katja a top speed of 12 knots. Other major jobs included fitting a bow-thruster, rebuilding the teak deck incorporating a layer of plywood, redoing the hydraulic and electrical systems and fuel lines, and replacing the wheel with a new hydraulic control. Remote steering is also set up, allowing Katjato be run from on deck while underway. The auxiliary motor was upgraded to an 80hp Perkins, with a folding propellor to port, giving her a respectable six knots. All this care lavished on Katja couldn’t pass unnoticed, and during the 1992 Monaco Classic Week she was awarded 156 out of 210 possible points, putting her at the top of the ASDEC classification. The ‘Associazione Scafi d’Epoca e Classici’ has been protecting and diffusing the culture of classic and vintage yachting since 1987.   “Her topsides have sleek and very elegant lines - a gentle joining of the deckhouses to their pavilions, a smooth transition between deck levels, with the aft deckhouse windows that follow the sinuous curve of the sheer, the handrails that gradually run lower as they approach the bow and the side deck that curves towards the coachroof. It all denotes the execution of an excellent design by a renowned boatyard.” This quote from the early 1990’s by Piero Maria Gibellini, one of the world’s authorities on motor yachts and auxiliaries, refers to Katja. Her present owner, after almost thirty years of cruising Katja, cannot but emphasize how well laid out she is, with many separate spaces to enjoy even when there are many aboard. The foredeck is a terrace over the sea, one of her strongpoints. It gives privacy when moored stern to, and there’s always fresh air even on the hottest days. A sturdy awning covers the foredeck, with it’s two chaise longue (originally from the ocean liner Conte Biancamano; launched in 1925, she was sent to the wrecking yard in 1961), table and benches for up to ten guests. Two sun pads are laid above the aft coachroof and the wheelhouse. A true gangway is mounted to starboard, for ease of embarking and disembarking.   INTERIORS AND THE BAGLIETTO TENDER  Katja’s refined interiors make her a welcoming and comfortable yacht. The fine finishings, from the wainscoting to the cabin cabinetry, plus the paintings and vintage gouaches in the owner’s cabin, all combine to remind you of the Orient Express and send you back in time. She has seven berths: two in the owner’s cabin forward, two in the guest cabin, and three from the seating in the main cabin – one twin and one single berth. Katja’s vintage launch is a work of art. Built of wood in 1934 by the Baglietto yard in Varazze, she still has her original oars and oarlocks. Katja also comes with an inflatable with a 9.9 hp outboard.   Declinazione di responsabilità La Società pubblica i dettagli di questa imbarcazione in buona fede e non può pertanto avvallare o garantire l'esattezza di tale informazione...Read full description

The Nautor's Swan 82 FD /"Grey Goose/" has been built for two defined missions. One is a luxurious and short handed family cruising with performance but without any stress on deck. The second mission is competitive racing in all conditions inshore as well as offshore and even transatlantic racing. She is not a pure race boat even more. She demonstrates the natural Swan DNA by accomplishing both missions perfectly, being comfortable, seaworthy, and very fast. She has proven her outstanding performance in several racing events and numerous family holidays cruises. Even if she seems to be quite racing oriented in some aspects, Grey Goose has spent roughly 85% of the owners sailing time in Family Cruising mode. An extensive upgrade program of several hundred thousand Euros in Winter 2008 added a lot of value to the boat. Complete retrofit to Futures Fibres PBO standing rigging combined with fitting a carbon fibre head stay foil represents a total weight saving of 300kg out of the rig. Consequently, fitting a new high-performance racing T-keel designed by Frers brought down the centre of gravity and dramatically improved acceleration, pointing angles and slot keeping. The sail wardrobe is complete both for racing and for Cruising. Grey Goose is undoubtedly in outstanding mint conditions. Although many upgrades came out of racing needs most of them to enlarge, the fun factor in Cruising like minor pitching, fast acceleration, and direct steering. In the summer of 2012, Grey Goose underwent a second extensive refit. This included upgrading the standing rigging to Southern Spars EC6 continuous carbon rigging, painting the hull topsides and aft cockpit, upgrading to VSAT satellite communications, a new generator, as well as many other upgrades and improvements. Her owner has rigorously maintained grey Goose to keep pace with the numerous technological advancements in luxury yacht construction since her launch. This gives her a modern, contemporary feel, comparable to the latest generation of Swan yachts. In the winter/spring of 2016, a new Hall Spars high modulus carbon fibre mast (exact dimensions as her original mast) has been installed with four low profile spreaders, giving more strength and reducing weight by approx. Another 350 kg and use of halyards slots. EC6 standing rigging (2012) checked. The new mast has made a considerable improvement in upwind and overall performance. In September 2017, her mast was stepped down for the five-year service of the EC6 rigging and fully serviced. Winter period 2017/18; primary generator service (5000 hrs.) and 2/18 haul-out for new antifouling.

/"Come Monday/" is an outstanding example of a well cared for, completely custom cockpit, enclosed bridge motor vessel. She was built to strenuous commercial standards, making her an ultra seaworthy ship, with all the creature comforts and finishing work expected aboard a truly high caliber yacht.   2022 Upgrades: Teak decks sanded and refinished Hull completed checked and received a full bottom job New headliners installed in salon and galley Complete shaft alignment Full 1000 hour CAT service completed All bilges and piping checked, cleaned and painted New communications antennas installed on the bridge Upgrades and Notable Features: All new Simrad electronics (2018) ALL new batteries (2021) Salon Sofa Recovered (2021) New salon flooring (2019) New salon coffee table (2021) All new TVs Day head CAT 3412 1400hp engines with under 600 hours (2) 40kW Northern Lights generators with under 550 hours  Wired remote control for easy docking Massive 22' beam Hydraulic bow thruster Solid construction Huge pantry with a large galley Perfect for an owner-operator with a build that was thoughtful with easy to access spaces She was completed in 2003 after being engineered and built by Breaux Baycraft Yachts, also known as Breaux Brothers Yachts, out of Loreauville, on the bayous of Louisiana.  This is an extremely competent shipyard with a rich heritage of being a world leader, in the construction of crew and supply vessels, for the oil rigs of the US Gulf Coast.   Like all Breaux Baycraft Yachts, /"Come Monday/" is constructed from high-grade 5086 aluminum alloys, which deliver an incredibly strong and seaworthy hull and sturdy superstructure. But, don't let her rugged build quality fool you.  She has all of the refined touches of a luxury motor yacht.  The exterior yields large, safe walk-around decks, a teak cockpit and aft deck area, and ample outdoor entertaining areas with retractable sunshades.  /"Come Monday/" benefits from a tremendously wide beam giving her the feel of a much larger yacht noticeable pretty much everywhere.  Her interior features are hand-selected granite countertops, a contemporary yet elegant maple millwork package, and Whisperwall style headliners with wall covering accents. The layout inside is that of a traditional American-built yacht with an emphasis on space and function.   From her aft-deck, you'll enter a large and well-appointed salon with huge 7' ceilings.  The arrangement on this deck remains roomy and opens into a formal dining area as you head towards the bow with a large country-style kitchen for a galley all the way forward.  This main deck is finished out with a large walk-in pantry and a very convenient day head.  Heading below decks takes you to the guest accommodations featuring a king berthed master, queen berthed VIP, an over-under bunk bedroom, with a V-berth room all the way forward.  The two main cabins are outfitted with their own ensuite head, while the two guest cabins share the remaining head aboard. /"Come Monday/" is an extraordinary yacht that can take you and your family anywhere you want to go without the need for a full crew. She's aggressively priced and ready to go on her next adventure. All she needs is you!  

Salacia is a beautiful 2007 75' Lazzara LSX. Salacia offers a rare opportunity to get a Lazzara LSX that’s ready to start cruising immediately. With extensive upgrades and refits performed in 2021 and 2020 as well this boat stands out from all the rest. With her brand-new teak decks, exterior cushions and new interior Salacia is ready for her next adventure. Salacia has a 4-stateroom layout with ensuite heads in all the rooms and additionally has a day head on the main deck. Separate crew quarters aft for two allows for captain and mate to have privacy from the main part of the vessel... Her interior volume is only surpassed by her sleek exterior lines making her standout from all the other boats out there.. 

There is an undeniable presence about the S65. Her slender streamlined form somehow also exudes a predatory air. A lightweight deep-V hull delivers on this promise with breath-taking agility up to 38 knots. When at anchor, peacefulness descends onto her generously appointed deck areas, which include a spacious foredeck seating area, whilst her hydraulic bathing platform and 3.3m tender garage become the perfect base for watersports. Captivating on the outside, she is distinctively cool inside. Her sociable galley aft arrangement, with opposing open-plan dining area, has sliding doors and a fully opening electric window leading out to the cockpit to create an al fresco bar. Below deck eight guests are accommodated across four cabins, three of which are en suite. Strumentazione elettronica di navigazione: Angolo barra, Antenna radar, Comando motori elettronico, Computer di bordo, Display, DSC vhf, Pilota automatico (Raymarine), 2 Plotter con antenna GPS (Raymarine Axiom), Radar (Raymarine Axiom), Radio VHF (Raymarine), Yacht controller. Allestimento tecnico e di coperta: Allarme motore, Allarme sentina, Faro orientabile, Flap idraulici, Garage per tender, Hard top, Indicatori Flaps, Luci di cortesia, Luci subacquee, Passerella, 4 Pompa di sentina automatica, Porta ingresso, Porta laterale, Pozzetto Teak, Presa 220V banchina, Stabilizzatori (Seakeeper NG9), 2 Winch tonneggio di poppa. Dotazioni domestiche di bordo: BBQ/ Grill, Boiler, Clima reversibile, Impianto acque nere, Prese interne 220v, 4 WC marino elettrico. Intrattenimento: Altoparlanti, Stereo, 2 TV (Saloon + Master cabin). Cucina ed elettrodomestici: Frigorifero esterno, Lavasciuga, Lavastoviglie, Piastra in vetroceramica. Tappezzerie: Copripozzetto, Cuscineria completa, Teli copri finestra, Telo copriconsolle, Telo coprisedile, Tenda Elettrica. Note accessori: Walnut interior satin finish, White Hull, 49" HD LED TV on power lift mechanism with Harman Kardon 2.1 Blu-ray system (with Bluetooth connectivity) and KEF speakers, Owners stateroom - 40" HD LED TV with Harman Kardon 2.1 Blu-ray system (with Bluetooth connectivity), Forward Guest Cabin - Fusion UD650 Radio/iPod/MP3 player Flybridge - Fusion UD755 Radio/iPod/MP3 player with waterproof speakers, Raymarine es128 Radar/Chartplotter with GPS &12.1" brilliant colour multifunction displays and with 4kw SHD 48" digital colour open array scanner with 2 displays at lower helm and 2 displays at upper helm, Raymarine p70Rs autopilot with rate gyro and i70s colour multifunction instruments (for speed, distance, trip, depth, depth alarm, water temperature etc) at both helm positions (two i70s's at lower and one at upper), Four Raymarine e165 15.4" brilliant, Airconditioning/heating reverse cycle (90,000 BTU) * suitable for temperatures to 40°C (tropical) with controls in all cabins and outlets in all areas (including bathrooms), Aft cabin air conditioning Condensing unit 6,000BTU supplying 6,000BTU unit (with SMX control), Aft cabin fit out (single berth with separate WC and shower), WIFI Connection Antenna. Delivered in November 2018....Read full description

Designed, built and maintained by the same owner from new, Clarissa is the fulfilment of a dream. The owner wanted to create a vessel in which to cruise the world and simultaneously provide an elegant and comfortable home for his family and all those onboard. The inspiration for Clarissa came from the owners many years of experience cruising worldwide and his healthy respect for the sea. Safety, seaworthiness and structural integrity were of the highest priority. The concept called for a ketch rig for ease of sail handling and the versatility of sail plans it allows,  a strong traditional construction and powerful twin Man diesels with tankage enough to cross the Atlantic, which indeed she has done. Inside we have a spacious deck saloon with generous window area, a second steering position, bar and sofa area. Ondeck is a choice of seating areas for good or bad weather, a well protected aft cockpit and helm station and large sunpads on both the coachroof and the foredeck.  Clarissa was constructed with Oak double framing reinforced with steel and then planked in 50mm Iroko. Only the best quality materials were used with the Iroko planks and Burma teak for the laid decks hand selected by the owner prior to it being purchased. The wood was then carefully dried and cut in Denmark before being shipped out to Turkey in a 40ft container. The yachts construction was completed in the traditional manner of the Turkish shipwrights and overseen by the both the owner and the Danish Marine Surveyor, Naval Architect and Yacht Designer, Arne Borghegn. All works were carried out to the satisfaction of the Danish Maritime Authority.  Although not built to Class, all dimensions on the hull including frames width and spacing, planking etc. are constructed to Lloyds dimensions for a Danish fishing vessel. Calculations for displacement, righting moment, general stability, mast placement etc were also carried out by Arne Borghegn. Sail plan, running and standng rigging were designed by a collaboration of Danish companies, Dansail for the sails, John Mast for mast and boom manufacture, Frederiksen for running rigging, car placement and again Arne Borghegn supervising all.  All stainless used for deck fittings, portlight frames, rig hardware was certified 316L and the interior wood certified Mahogany. The quality is well evident in the fantastic condition apparent today.... The owner has lavished smilar love and care on her maintenance, pulling her out of the water every year, completing a major refit in 2015, new Generators in 2017, new canvas and ice maker this year. Accommodations are for 8/10 guests in 4/5 cabins. The full beam master cabin aftmost and one crew cabin wih two bunks also aft which can also be used as a kids cabin. There is a further guest double aft to Port. Forward are two further double cabins. Crew accommodation is for 3/5 in two doubles forward and the aft cabin with bunks. All cabins are beautifully appointed with outstanding Mahogany panneling and joinery worked up and installed by the finest Turkish craftsmen. Each is served by individually controlled air conditioning and heating. All cabins are with ensuite bathrooms with separate heads and showers and also benefit from granite vanity tops and electric heads.          

Pure lines, elegance, balanced proportions: even from a distance, a Sanlorenzo superyacht is recognizable at first glance. 500 EXP M/Y LARS Explore what its like to be fully connected with the sea on the Sanlorenzo 500EXP LARS. The 500EXP was born out of a desire to provide even the most adventurous owners the opportunity to go beyond set boundaries, and discover remote corners of the world. LARS, delivered in 2020, has proven to be exactly what she was set out to be. Combining her outstanding range capability while offering a luxury on board unrivaled by other explorers, she is in a league of her own. The craftmanship and design of Sanlorenzo can be seen throughout the yacht. As she is an evolution of the 460EXP, she is built with an abundance of expertise. The extended aft deck offers space for water toys and making her the ultimate vessel to take on the seven seas with. With an indoor garage accommodating a 5 meter tender, strength-end crane to lift tenders and toys from the special indoor storage. This storage area can be transformed into a beach club. She has been upgraded heavily to be Ice ready and her bridge from Kongsberg Marine, Nav/Com is built by Radio Zeeland from The Netherlands. There are really no limitations on board LARS. Explore your senses. Explore the seven seas. Explore LARS.

Signe is probably the most beautiful sailing yacht ever built in the USA and a true inspiration to many others! Her building by Renaissance Yachts took 5 years and resulted in an unrepeatable /"spirit of tradition/" masterpiece designed by Bruce King, an auteur of the yachting world, who believes in curating sheer beauty out on the water – Signe was perhaps his /"pièce de résistance/". She is flawless and harmonious under any angle with an extraordinary transom and a proud and sophisticated bowsprit. The 30ft saloon of Signe is where the magic realism of light truly sweeps you off your feet. Interior designer Joseph Artese is perhaps the only person who could meet King’s exceedingly high commitment. Artese noted that “extensive use of sky lighting as an artform is probably the most unique feature of this yacht” and indeed, there are no fewer than 60 ways to let the light in – ranging from skylights to hatches, ports, and prisms, an endless array of places for sunlight and ocean colours to stream. That blend of natural light on wood is never going to be anything, but visual poetry, and when it comes to wood, both designers seem to have an intimate understanding of carpentry, colour and craftsmanship. Hawaiian koa, olive wood, birdseye maple, varnished ash, solid teak – these are all names that invoke soft forest scents, wondrous warmth, and a commitment to beauty. Beauty aside, Signe wasn’t created to be an ornament at sea. She offers her owners a stunning performance when out on the water with an extremely powerful hydraulic rig, draft of 2.5m with the centerboard up and the ability to reach 1800 nautical miles thanks to the 450hp Detroit diesel engine. She is truly a pleasure for those with a sailor’s heart; there is no joy like working the Bermudan ketch. The proof is right there, the song of Signe is not one that will be forgotten – Eric Clapton named the song “Signe” after her in 1992. All in all, Signe represents a truly unique opportunity to acquire a part of American heritage.      Hablamos Español      Nous parlons Français      We speak English  

Launched in 2005, AZTECA presents in pristine condition thanks to a meticulous maintenance schedule and a 2023 refit. At 49.7 metres, this luxury superyacht squeezes a wide selection of amenities into her spacious interior volume of 497 GT—including space for 12 guests and a crew of 12. The AZTECA yacht was designed inside and out by Michael Leach. Her weldedsteel hull encloses a few outdoor areas that are perfectly equipped for relaxation and entertainment at sea. She’s powered by two 2,250 hp Caterpillar engines to reach a cruising speed of 16 knots. If you cruise at a more economical speed of 12 knots, AZTECA has a range of 5,400 nautical miles and is is equipped with Quantum zerospeed stabilisers for extra comfort. One highlight is her large sun deck. You can head aft to sit in the Jacuzzi, flop out on one of the sun pads that surround it, or recline on the loungers. When you’re ready to cool down, you can move forward to grab a refreshment in the shade or head down to the upper deck aft for another covered seating and dining area. The layout of the AZTECA motor yacht is well-balanced, with plenty of space to relax and socialise. The upper salon is a more intimate space, with a small round table that’s ideal for playing games and a large screen for movie nights. The main salon offers a ring of sofas and seats, with a formal dining table that seats 12 amidships. The rest of the deck is dedicated to the full-beam owner’s suite that comes with an office and a large en suite with a full tub. The rest of the party will sleep on the lower deck, comprising a full-beam VIP with a large his and hers en suite bathroom and tub, two doubles and two twins. The interior of the AZTECA yacht is a classic combination of cream carpets and furnishings with beautiful wood panelling and navy accents. Sliding glass doors connect the upper salon to the al fresco dining area and aft seating, helping to illuminate the room with natural light.

The 77m Piriou, Yersin, expedition vessel is now exclusively for sale with Edmiston. Yersin boasts self-sufficient cruising capabilities and engineering prowess in extreme conditions. Created to face challenging expeditions in the utmost comfort and safety, the 76.6m full custom-built expedition vessel YERSIN brings unparalleled capabilities.Compliant with SOLAS passenger ship regulations and currently completing its 10-year class survey, YERSIN is the only full diesel electric expedition vessel available for sale. This vessel was designed for cost-effective operations, with maintenance costs factored into her technical concept. Building such a vessel with an identical comprehensive specification today would require more than double of her value.This vessel's defining characteristics lie in her ability to venture into remote and unspoiled environments in waters from -20°C to +50°C. Equipped with a dynamic positioning technology, she adheres to a protocol of no anchoring to prevent seabed damage. Her underwater hull coating with silicon “non-biocide” antifouling enables access to maritime protected regions. With her azipods enhancing manoeuvrability, YERSIN is well-equipped to navigate diverse waterways, from open seas to inland lakes and rivers.YERSIN’s Schottel diesel electric propulsion system provides economical fuel consumption with an autonomy of 12,000 nm, and is paired with a 99.8% exhaust filtration system. Onboard she has advanced water treatment and recycling solutions with an oversized dry and cold food storage and garbage treatment facility allowing for extended self-sufficient cruising. YERSIN’s autonomy is also obtained by an extensive spare parts stock and a fully equipped engineering department allowing to carry on most maintenance and repairs onboard.YERSIN’s interior features a guest elevator serving all six decks, expansive living spaces and class certified furnishings. She has accommodation for up to 18 guests across eight cabins.Key features:*The only full diesel electric expedition vessel available for sale*Full custom built under experienced project management *SOLAS passenger ship compliant, ice class, polar coded and clean ship certified*Engineered to navigate the most remote and protected areas in extreme conditions from *-20°C to +50°C *Extended self-sufficient cruising capabilities*Cost effective to run *Guest elevator serving all 6 decks