Скачать или смотреть YANNEKE TOO - 118’/36m Schooner and Superyacht by Camper & Nicholson in the French West Indies | 4K

YANNEKE TOO is a Superyacht built by the famous yacht builders Camper & Nicholson and delivered in 1996.

According to sources, it was the last yacht built by this facility under this name before the company took a different direction for its core operations.

With an exact length overall of 35.41 meters, and a length on the waterline of 27.21 meters this hull resembles the highly desirable looks of an elegant, classic sailing yacht.

This yacht has combined a group of highly skilled and well-known professionals who have been creating a timeless design combining the finest materials.

Bill Dixon was responsible for the naval architecture using E-glass, Kevlar, and epoxy with cedar core for the hull. It had been decided to use carbon fiber as the material for the two 36-meter tall masts.
Terence Disdale came on board the project doing the tasteful interior design. The yacht can accommodate up to six guests in three staterooms plus the same number for the crew.

YANNEKE TOO was and still is a real highlight and superyacht. She was recognized in 1996 by winning the International Superyachts award for vessels between 23 meters and 36 meters.


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