NORTHWIND II

Overview

Smooth Cruising, Low Consumption Stabilizers ensure a stable and comfortable experience, both underway and at anchor. Elegant and Opulent Gold banding, ebony accents, and French-polished Burmese teak define her refined Art Deco aesthetic. In 1966 Maison Jansen delivered the pinnacle of design and craftsmanship. Classic Heritage Renewed This 45.5-meter gentleman’s motor yacht was built in 1966 by the legendary Camper & Nicholsons shipyard in Southampton. After a four-year, $20 million reconstruction, she was relaunched in 2010, with her fine wood interior lovingly restored by the firm that restored Windsor Castle. She now blends timeless elegance with modern comforts and stands as a meticulously restored monument to 20th-century design. A Mid-Century Icon Featured prominently in Architectural Digest in 2011, she offers an experience defined by unmatched authenticity and character. Her interiors were created by the world-renowned Maison Jansen — designers for the Kennedy White House, Coco Chanel, the Rockefellers, Onassis, and the King of Belgium. In 2026 she received a further refit. Today Northwind II is a pristine masterpiece of yachting history, that seamlessly combines historic sophistication with modern coastal luxury. High Crew-to-Guest Ratio Up to 10 guests can enjoy five elegant staterooms with exceptional white-glove service from a dedicated professional crew of 9.

Highlights

• —Smooth Cruising, Low Consumption
• —Elegant and Opulent
• —Classic Heritage Renewed
• —A Mid-Century Icon
• —High Crew-to-Guest Ratio

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The Crew