‘Nordic cool’ is the term that has been given to this new 105ft semi-custom superyacht from Southern Wind. She’s the fifth 105 to be launched, but what sets her apart? Sam Fortescue takes a lookYacht number five in Southern Wind\u2019s 105ft semi-custom line is set to have a raised saloon, like several of her sisterships. But the lines and geometry have been slightly modified to give the yacht a sportier look.
\nAlways designed as a strong performer, as the involvement of Farr Yacht Design shows, this latest boat has been supercharged.
\nThe hull, deck and bulkheads are all full carbon, the deck is light synthetic teak, and the stanchions and deck gear are in titanium.
\nThe keel is a telescopic model. The objective is a yacht that displaces under 70 tonnes and can sail fast even in light airs.
\nThe look and feel of the boat has been termed \u2018Nordic cool\u2019, and Nauta has teamed up with Dutch designer Jeroen Machielsen to deliver an interior that fits the concept.
\nThere is room aboard to garage a 4.6m Williams jet tender, as well as toys including paddleboards, diving gear and even a pair of road bikes.
\nSpecifications:
\nLOA: 32.27m \/ 105ft 11in
\nLWL: 29.44m \/ 96ft 7in
\nBeam: 7.31m \/ 24ft 0in
\nDraught: 3.65m-5.60m \/ 12ft 0in-18ft 4in
\nDisplacement: 69,500kg \/ 153,220lb
\nBuilder: sws-yachts.com<\/p>\n
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‘Nordic cool’ is the term that has been given to this new 105ft semi-custom superyacht from Southern Wind. She’s the fifth 105 to be launched, but what sets her apart? Sam Fortescue takes a lookYacht number five in Southern Wind\u2019s … <\/p>\n