Yacht Brokerage 162.5ft New Classic Schooner ELEONORA
2000. Refit 2008. ELEONORA is an exact replica of the schooner Westward launched in 1910. She was then arguably one of the most beautiful and best-known racing schooners. She was designed by Nathanael Greene Herreshoff, the ‘Wizard of Bristol’, the designer of the America’s Cup defenders which were undefeated throughout all six challenges from 1893 to 1920.
Undoubtedly the fastest schooner in the world in 1910 and following years. With Captain Charlie Barr, she sailed successfully against Britannia, Lulworth, Meteor II.
ELEONORA was built at Van der Graaf shipyard, Holland. She offers, with her comfort and space, an unforgettable cruising and relaxing experiences. With no sacrifice to luxurious standards of comfort, her staterooms and the entire interior display the ambience and elegance of another age.
She has successfully participated in many classic regattas and hosted high-profile guests for charter.
85ft Record Holder “TAHIA”
2001. Under the name of Adrien with Jean-Luc Van den Heede, she has been holding the single-handed record non-stop around the world since 2004, in 122 days from East to West (against the wind). Since she was sold to Maud Fontenoy who achieved another fantastic non-stop single-handed voyage around the world from La Reunion to La Reunion (Indian Ocean) against the wind, in 151 days despite of a broken mast a month before finishing. TAHIA was then named L’Oreal Paris.
Botin 65 “HIGH SPIRIT”
2015. A unique racing yacht with a functional, stylish interior. She was built by King Marine, Spain. There were no costs spared in building this magnificent racer, from her design and construction to the addition of high-tech equipment. During the winter of 2016, she was intensively prepared for racing and the mast configuration, and her rigging set up and sails were optimized. She now has a stable heading in any wind and easily hydroplanes in 10 knots.
110ft Maxi Catamaran “OCEAN PEARL” 2000. Refit/Conversion 2017. Ex Club Med winner of the Race in 2001 (around the world regatta) with world renown New Zealand skipper Grant Dalton. She had a fantastic track record and prize list before she underwent in 2016/2017 a complete refit (similar to that of her sister ship ex Swift), and conversion project into a fantastic maxi cruiser catamaran with light and comfortable accommodation for fast crossing and blue water cruising.
MOD 70 “RACE FOR WATER” 2011. Multi One Design 70 by VPLP and built by Multiplast/CDK/Decision. Compared to the Orma 60, her main hull if 10 feet longer although her sail area is the same for better safety, her beams are raised for better passage in the waves, she is equipped with lifting main rudder, curved foils and a canting mast positioned further aft for better stability.
FRANCE: Montpellier (Head Offi ce) l Paris l La Ciotat l Antibes Monaco l Palma, Majorca l Italy l Moscow l Hong Kong l USA California l Auckland
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