www.berthoninternational.com INTERNATIONAL YACHT BROKERS Lymington UK


0044 (0)1590 679 222 brokers@berthon.co.uk


Mandelieu La Napoule France 0033 (0)4 93 63 66 80 brokers@berthonfrance.fr


Henån Scandinavia 0046 304 694 000 brokers@berthonscandinavia.se


Palma de Mallorca Spain 0034 639 701 234 brokers@berthonspain.com


Oyster 72’


Rhode Island USA 001 401 846 8404 sales@berthonusa.com


€700,000 + VAT Gibraltar


An inimitable OYSTERCATCHER from 2005 in full carbon with carbon spar. With a somewhat chequered past, 2016 saw a rebuild from the keel up – literally. Now set up for a world cruise, with a new wardrobe and tuning she has the potential to be regatta weaponry. Vastly under-priced.


Advanced 66’ #3


€2,750,000 + VAT Fano


Reichel Pugh, with a Nauta Yachts interior, #3 is currently growing at the Shipyard in Italy, ready to be splashed for her new owner in 2021. There is a great spec already in the works including carbon spar, and her owner will have the opportunity to customise her to his exact wish, as Advanced can and do.


Shipman 63’


€695,000 West Mediterranean


J&J in 2008, these yachts have won hearts and minds the world over for their no nonsense build in pre-preg carbon and their easy, fast sailing – crossing oceans need not be dull. She comes with carbon spar, spectacular paint, 4 en-suite cabins and is in sparkling shape.


X-612


SKR 2,585,000 Stockholm


Cruiser racer from Niels Jeppesen and put together with ruthless effi ciency by the people at X. 1996 splash with in-boom, and has enjoyed an easy lifestyle sailing in the glorious waters around Stockholm with its short summers and long, dark winters out of commission and properly put to bed as the Scandinavians know how.


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