Yachts in Gibraltar

Hi,

Thanks Gibdan- HOw do you know she is called AVIVA III, the name on the side is AVIVA it doesn't have any letters or numbers after it.

Aviva I was the Feadship Aviva that caught fire prior to transformation to the Attessa III.

Aviva II is the Aviva II after selling the oceAnco Alfa Four and being renamed that Aviva (but the second one)

Aviva III would be the new axebow yacht from Abeking & Rasumssen.
Hope that helps K1W1.

And the new Aviva from A&R is not called Aviva III as in on her name plate but I imagine just a way of distinguishing between the others out there.

Can you rephrase your question if you are refering to me because I do not understand what you mean?

You are right Kevin, grey is the new blue...

By the way, I think Skat was inspired by these two yachts;

http://www.yachtforums.com/forums/5844-post29.html

http://www.yachtforums.com/forums/7182-post1.html

I just love the Ronin..her design is wonderful. Angular, militaristic, fast and just beautiful. Skat very militaristic and angular but bulkier compared to the Ronin. I wish that they would design more yachts along the lines of her.

Her former name was "Flinders".

Google and you will find more information !

PLAN B is a former Australian Navy hydrographic vessel built in 1973 At Williamstown Naval yard as HMAS FLINDERS and decommissioned in 1998 following a successful career. She was purchased by a New Zealand couple who had her completely rebuilt a few years ago into a luxury yacht in New Zealand over a 2 year period and named FLINDERS. Around 2006 she was sold and named PLAN B. The new owner had her refit at the Atlantic Drydock, Jacksonville as an expedition yacht.