Can you identify this yacht?

Nice work OMW! Yes, it is the 1940 Elco "Matriarch", hence my reference to electric boats from the era. Little did I know the boat had a dedicated charter website or I would have been cruising Keowee in style, as opposed to renting a dock with an outboard.

Help identifying a yacht in Hilo, HI

This yacht just arrived this morning in Hilo Bay. Can you identify it?

Thanks in Advance!

Adventure Cruising "Clipper Odyssey", it was here a while ago. A nice break from the Giant Cruise-ship experience.

Thanks so much!!!

as far as i remember, the yacht in entry 46 was already built in 1997.

Ok, I have another yacht I can not figure out. This one also was in Mackinaw, last week.

Sorry for the poor quality photos, she was a long ways out. It looks to me to me at least 150'

Let me know what you guys think.

Thanks

Surf Cruise

That is the 147' Hakvoort Cracker Bay, she is en-route back to Ft Lauderdale.

thanks guys, I thought it might be Cracker Bay, I saw her in Mackinaw in 2005but from that distance I was not sure.

You have to love this site.

Anyone know what yacht this is? (Greece)

Was looking at some old photos from when I was in Mykonos last summer..

Anyone know the name of this beauty? Or any others? That second sailboat in the back is really nice too. I remember going on a jetski and was told to go slow near them


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thanks, sorry

She is the 37m Fitzroy "Midnight"

I've got something interesting that passed by my window a few days ago. Sorry for the quality. Humidity induced. It's a cat called "Cindarella". Appeared to be alloy in construction. Size: about 75 feet. It has lines reminiscent of some boats down under, but has a strange, "dome shaped" skylounge roof. Any takers...

Does anyone know this Yacht ?

Is was in Ft Lauderdale driving west on Los Olas Blvd and caught a view of this Yacht ( Picture Attached ) and wondered if it was for sale or if anyone knows the make and or year. Thanks, Steve

"Cindarella" is a Awesome 770 cat built by Dickson Marine in Nelson, New Zealand, rather than someone in Australia. [Sorry - showing my parochial Kiwi sensitivity to such heinous errors!] Designed by Malcolm Tennant I understand and reputed to be extremely economical at reasonably good speeds for quick ocean passages consistent with the typical performance achieved by the designer's high speed ferries. Deep and narrow underwater sections for the hulls quite similar to Swarth characteristics. Extremely comfortable manner. Efficiency is further enhanced by shafts offering parallel thrust to attitude of vessel - no down angle.

Additional benefit of protected running gear and possible beaching capability.

With high fuel prices it seems a 'no brainer' that such designs will become more commonplace coupled as they are with the greater living spaces offered by catamaran wide beam configurations.

Hi,

Blair, I don't know if you know much about SWATH Vessels.

They are quite different to a conventional multihull in that their buoyant sections are fully submerged all you see sticking out of the water are the struts.

Have a look at the new Abekings Silver Cloud the boat has it's own website you will see that it is basically a pair of submarines with a boat stuck on top of the struts.