SEAGULL II

Delivered in 1952 at Uljanik shipyard in Pula, Croatia, SEAGULL II is an important part of yachting history. Part of the "Six Poets" series by the Croatian shipyard, her name comes from Croatian author Vladimir Nazor.

Initially used as a cruised ship, in 2004-2005 she saw a major rebuild that transformed her into a luxury motor yacht. She boasts the looks of an 'old-timer' combined with interiors that call back to past times and feature elements of Art Nouveau.

SEAGULL II is a classic, elegant and spacious motor yacht, with an ocean liner appearance. She has proven to be a successful charter yacht with Bono Vox and Henrik Christian the crown prince of Denmark counted among her famous guests. The large upper deck spaces boast comfortable dining areas with a classic style. Her bridge deck, now outfitted with a hot tub and generous sunbathing areas, is a favourite spot for relaxation.

On the technical side, SEAGULL II is a testimony of the early 1930s. Her rebuild includes late Art Nouveau decoration and a large number of artworks of the same period. Columns, friezes and handrails create a recognizable visual tone throughout. High-quality resistant carpets cover all floors in the salons and dining areas. Tongue-and-groove plywood, covered with Alcantar, cover all ceilings. One notable feature is a collection of three guest salons and an Owner's salon, linked by an elegant spiral wooden staircase.

Her 7-stateroom layout is also a state-of-the-art creation. On the lower deck, the Master suite features two spacious Queen staterooms. These rooms are linked by a private salon that evokes the atmosphere of a Gentlemen's Club. Three additional staterooms located on the same deck complete the layout. Her 80sqm VIP suite, on the main deck, offers the utmost luxurious privacy.

New spirit and past elegance combine on this unique yacht.