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VICTORIA OF STRATHEARN
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39.75 m
(130 ft)
This modern classic is a magnificent blend of exhilirating high performance and opulent luxury. Her interior of walnut panelling and cream wood ceilings evokes an earlier era of yachting, while her high-tech systems, watersports equipment and onboard entertainment facilities - including a Bose home theatre with plasma screen and surround sound - are all state-of-the-art. With just seven guests there is ample space to enjoy the thrill of wind in the sails or to relax in the comfort of an on-deck armchair or sofa.
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AMERICA
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39.60 m
(130 ft)
This gorgeous 39 metre gaff rigged schooner was built by Goudy and Stephens in 1967 as a replica to the original AMERICA that was built in 1851 to compete in the 100 Guineas Cup which became the Americas Cup. A long time regular on the classic circuit, she evokes memories of days gone by.
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WHITE HEATHER
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35.00 m
(115 ft)
A 115ft ketch, built and designed by the famous Camper and Nicholson shipyard in Gosport, United Kingdom. Launched in 1952, she sailed under the name of ARIES with her first owner, the tobacco tycoon R.J. Reynolds. Designed for long North Atlantic and Arctic cruising,ARIES was given her extremely seaworthy structure and volumous hull form, which gives her interior space and comforts that are normally not found in any (racing) classics of this size, giving her an exclusive elegance of style, solidity and reliability.
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AVENTURA
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33.20 m
(109 ft)
AVENTURA is 109ft (33m) sloop of classic beauty and winning features. She was built by Danish Yacht and finished by Holland Jachtbouw in the spring of 2006. Designed by Ted Fontaine in the spirit of tradition but with a brief to create a safe and comfortable world cruising yacht for a young family.
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