The Fleet

Ping XV

Ping XV, the Nordic Folkboat, conceived in 1941 at the request of the Royal Scandinavian Sailing Association, which sought a seaworthy, affordable, and versatile yacht.

Malamok

Launched in 1969 at the H. Schmidt shipyard on the banks of the River Elbe, in Hoopte (Hamburg), Malamok was conceived as a rugged steel-built Bermudan sloop.

Andrea

The Andrea is a sailboat with classic lines and a Nordic soul, built by the prestigious Swedish shipyard Hallberg-Rassy.

Izarra

The Izarra is an evolutionary refinement of the celebrated Twister series designed by Kim Holman in the 1960s.

Tagomago

Built in 1935 by the legendary German shipyard Abeking & Rasmussen, the Tagomago is a classic racing yawl that combines the elegance of a golden age with a first-class seaworthy structure.

Nerissa

The Nerissa is a masterpiece of classic nautical design, the result of the elegant design of New Zealander Arthur Robb and the meticulous workmanship of the Beltrami shipyard, one of the most refined on the Italian coast.

Molly Q

The Molly Q is a traditional English cutter of the Morecambe Bay Prawner type, built in 1914 by William & Sons Crossfield in the small and legendary Arnside shipyard, on the northwest coast of England.

Devra

In the soft mist of interwar Mevagissey, when the shipyards still smelled of tar and wet oak, Dreva was born, a jewel of British maritime tradition.

Islander

The Islander's Burma teak hull was constructed from wood dried over eight years, while the oak frames and teak deck give an idea of the boat's robustness.

Karmatan II

The smooth, elegant lines of the Karmatán, designed by none other than the great John Alden, easily hide the reality of a ship that was victorious many times in its youth.