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Classic Yachts For Sale

While new, radically designed superyachts are always guaranteed to catch the public's attention, there are many owners dedicated to the preservation, restoration and maintenance of fine old pleasure crafts. Although the term classic yacht is a relatively elastic one, here are a selection of timeless classic yachts for sale currently with BOAT International. 

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Classic Yachts for Sale

Classic yachts embody timeless elegance and craftsmanship, seamlessly blending tradition and beauty into a captivating maritime vessel. Ever iconic, these grandeur yachts are inspired by the swooping curves and lines of transatlantic vessels from the 1920s up to the 1970s. Embodying a sense of nostalgia while heralding the pinnacle of building, what sets classic yachts apart today is their ability to seamlessly blend traditional design with modern technology and innovation, offering a unique combination of old-world appeal and state-of-the-art features. Falling into three categories: classic motor yachts, classic sailing yachts, and neo-classic yachts, classic motor yachts provide an authentic and luxurious experience on the open waters, offering unparalleled levels of comfort and safety.

Historic Yachts for Sale

Often favoured by seasoned yachters, traditionalists, classic sailing yachts successfully capture the spirit of life out on the open waters, allowing enthusiasts to immerse themselves in the thrill of sailing firsthand. Neo-classic yachts strike an ideal balance between legendary yacht design and the latest technological advancements. Several famous classic yachts have left an indelible mark within the yachting world over the years, including the 37m sailing yacht Shamrock V, built-in 1930 for Sir Thomas Lipton’s America’s Cup challenge, and the Maltese Falcon, a stunning 88m sailing yacht known for its innovative DynaRig system. Leading shipyards renowned for constructing classic-styled yachts today include Royal Huisman, Pendennis, and Perini Navi, among others. Whether you desire luxury, exhilaration, or a harmonious fusion of tradition and innovation, a classic yacht is always an excellent choice.

RUNNING ON WAVES - 64m

GDANSK, 2011

39 Guests in 18 cabins

€17,500,000

RED DRAGON - 51.7m

ALLOY YACHTS, 2008

10 Guests in 5 cabins

€25,900,000

MYSTIC - 50.9m

CUSTOM, 2007

SYNERGY - 50m

CUSTOM, 2025

€28,000,000

CORSARIO - 48m

RADEŽ D.D., 2019

12 Guests in 6 cabins

MIT-SEA-AH - 47.24m

PENDENNIS, 2004

PERINI 47-M - 47m

PERINI NAVI, 2026

8 Guests in 4 cabins

€39,500,000

S/Y TAMARITA - 46.6m

PERINI NAVI, 1991

ANTARA - 46.33m

10 Guests in 4 cabins

MIRASOL - 45m

DANISH YACHT/HOLLAND JACHTBOUW, 2014

11 Guests in 4 cabins

THAT'S AMORE - 42.9m

TURKISH GULET, 2023

IRAKLIS L - 42m

CUSTOM, 2008

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Classic Yachts for Sale: Two Remarkable Boats on the Market

Whether you’re ‘just looking’ or ready to buy, here’s two top picks from the market. They’re in wonderful condition, and ready for their next voyage.

If you needed the kick start of summer to get your into sailing gear, its finally here, along with the arrival of some remarkable classic yachts on the market. If you’ve been looking for a ‘ yacht for sale’ sign, look no further…

TEXEL: Yacht for sale, fit for a king (or duke)

Marinas in the Med are full of smart-looking yachts which are used as holiday homes by their wealthy owners and which, if they ever leave harbour, never stretch an ounce of canvas. No6 Texel (above) is not one of these, says Nic Compton . Although until recently owned by an Italian count, this former Dutch pilot schooner has been restored as a fully-functioning long-distance cruising yacht, capable of crossing oceans (she’s been across the Atlantic at least four times) as well as being fitted with all the amenities of a comfortable family holiday home. For someone looking for a historic vessel with authentic pedigree capable of some serious sailing, she represents a fabulous opportunity.

Built at the Piet Smit shipyard in Rotterdam in 1921, No6 Texel was one of 37 loodsschoeners (ie pilot schooners) which served on the north coast of the Netherlands, taking pilots out to incoming ships and collecting them from outward bound ones. Much like the Bristol Channel pilot cutters, but mostly built of steel (of course). At 92ft (28m) long, No6 was one of the biggest loodsschoeners and operated for 12 years, firstly around the island of Texel, at the mouth of the Zuiderzee, and later around the Hook of Holland.

Her life took an unexpected turn when she was bought by American cotton millionaire George McFadden in 1933. McFadden was a keen archaeologist and had the yacht converted into a comfortable home (complete with repurposed panelling from a 16 th century crypt) while he worked on sites in the Eastern Mediterranean. During the Second World War, the renamed Samothrace was briefly chartered by the Office of Strategic Studies (the precursor of the CIA), transferring supplies and personnel from Alexandria to Cyprus.

McFadden sold the yacht to King Farouk I of Egypt in 1947, and for a short time after his exile in 1952, the deposed king lived on board the again-renamed Feid el Bihar (Lord of the Seas) in Italy. She then went through a string of owners and names, before ending up moored at the quayside in Porto Santo Stefano, painted white (“like Moby Dick!”), where Andrea Doná dalle Rosa – an Italian count who can trace his family lineage back to three Venetian doges – spotted her. 

Andrea wasn’t interested in sitting in a marina and had the boat completely rebuilt by the Atollvic Shipyard in Spain, including a new interior designed by Gerard Dijkstra, complete with creature comforts such as air conditioning, water makers, modern galley, etc. He also returned her to her original gaff rig, painted her hull black, and renamed her No6 Texel. The result was a comfortable and seaworthy cruising yacht which stays true to her original design while being fit for the 21 st century. Andrea died in 2022, but the boat has been maintained in top condition ever since.

Lying Med, Asking €1,950,000, Contact Simona Gambini at [email protected]

ZINNIA: A yacht for sale, to Sail the World

“Designed by Nigel Irens and Ed Burnett and built by Elephant Boatyard and Frank Kemp” are the sort of words that speak of a yacht of great standing, and Zinnia lives up to that expectation, as one of the best regarded yachts of her type; not that she is really of a type. She’s a 30ft (9.1m) gaff cutter, heavily built to the modern wood-epoxy method in 1998, with 11 laminated ring frames obviating the need for any structural bulkheads. There’s some workboat style in Zinnia in the transom-hung rudder, gaff rig, straight-laid deck and tiller steering, but the gaff rig is a modern expression of the type, with a high-aspect ratio and the ability to hang more canvas than a plank-on-frame equivalent. And the interior and finish, with much bronze deck ware in evidence, prove that she’s very much a yacht.

Zinnia was built engineless for her first owners, who completed an Atlantic circuit in her. A 20hp Beta was installed in 2003 and Zinnia cruised England’s south coast until 2018 when she was sold to an owner in Maine, USA, where she’s been cruising since, occasionally taking in a regatta . She’s been professionally maintained and well wintered, enjoying the sensible – essential for these waters in the case of the holding tank and radar – upgrades to her equipment listed below. Transom hung rudder and tiller steering. She sleeps four in two cabins, and thanks to the deliberately thick deck and coach roof construction, specifically designed to prevent the penetration of tropical heat, she’s cool and comfortable and insulated. 

Lying Maine, Asking £145,000, sandemanyachtcompany.co.uk

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Crockett & Jones drops the shoe of the summer

The falmouth is an update on the classic boat shoe, and rocks up just in time for summer.

Words: Zak Maoui

When summer swings around you might start to add a few things to your daily life. Lidos are up there for us, as is ice cream. Sun screen (if you aren't an all-year wearer like you should be) is slapped on. You probably also rethink your wardrobe. Coats are out. Camp collar shirts are in. Out with the boots, and in with more weather appropriate footwear. And for us, that takes the form of boat shoes.

Boat shoes (commonly called deck shoes, although arguably worn more on the street than at seas) were invented in 1935 by American Paul A Sperry, later the founder of his eponymous brand, after noticing his dog's ability to run easily over ice without slipping. Typically crafted with soft leather like nubuck, boat shoes are renowned for their comfortable fit and flat sole, as well as their unique look.

And boat shoes, while being no new thing, are getting a slight update for this summer. The Falmouth is Crockett & Jones' interpretation of a traditional lace-up and sits in the brand's new Waterfront Collection, alongside another style, the Bibury. The British brand's take on the shoe, which is made utilising the label's manufacturing expertise, could be described moreover as a hybrid loafer-cum-Derby.

The Falmouth features Crockett & Jones' new wedge rubber sole, while they have the same comfortable, yet sturdy fit as the brand's most famous loafers, the Boston and Harvard designs. The shoes come in khaki suede with a wedge sole, blue suede, and a tan wax calf version. Pair any of them with slim-fit chinos and a Breton tee, and you're good to go.

Crockett & Jones' new Falmouth design is available to buy now at crockettandjones.com

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