Farandwide luxury sailing yacht for charter in Italy

Introducing FARANDWIDE, Southern Wind 100 DS Sailing Yacht, a marvel of modern maritime engineering and opulent design. This luxurious sailing yacht represents the pinnacle of technological innovation, boasting a remarkable deckhouse sloop spanning over 30 meters. It was proudly launched in June 2007 at the esteemed SWS shipyard in Cape Town, a testament to the dedication of its owner and collaboration with top-tier suppliers, each a leader in their respective industries.

 

The naval architecture of this magnificent vessel is attributed to the renowned Farr Y. Design, ensuring top-tier performance on the water. The concept, interior design, and exterior styling, on the other hand, are the creative brainchild of Nauta Design, a name synonymous with elegance and sophistication.

 

Constructed with a high-performance hull composed of Carbon/Kevlar and Epoxy resin, FARANDWIDE exemplifies the marriage of strength and agility. Its sail area spans an impressive 424 square meters, meticulously crafted from Carbon fiber, Kevlar, and Epoxy resin, contributing to its remarkable sailing capabilities.

 

FARANDWIDE offers "grand comfort" accommodation for up to eight fortunate guests. The spacious saloon provides a 360-degree panoramic view and an inviting dining area. The owner's studio forward provides direct access to the full-beam master double bed cabin, and adjacent is the VIP double bed cabin. Aft, you'll find two twin guest cabins, all equipped with en-suite shower rooms and modern audio-visual systems. To cater to the crew, there are independent quarters for four individuals with three cabins featuring en-suite facilities, a well-appointed galley, crew mess, and a dedicated chart table.

 

The yacht is fully equipped with state-of-the-art navigation instruments and an array of water toys, ensuring an exhilarating and unforgettable sailing experience for all aboard. FARANDWIDE embodies the epitome of luxury and performance, promising an extraordinary journey on the open seas.