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ATALANTA
M.Y.Atalanta is a classic teak-on-steel frames motor yacht built in 1958 by "de Vries shipyard", a founder member of the Feadship organization, to a design by De Voogt. She was commissioned by Mr B.E.Buys, who was an important shipowner in Rotterdam. She is now part of Dutch nautical heritage. The present owners have undertaken a complete refit in 2006/2007 fully respecting the authentic interior and exterior style of this important vessel. She is now available for charter for the first time.
Length Guests Cabins Crew King Queen Single Double Twin Pullman
25.43 m84-----4-
Upper Saloon
Formal Dining
Galley
Alfresco Dining Aft Deck
Accommodations:
Atalanta is a Feadship, Composite built in 1958. Under supervision of architect Felix Buytenendijk she has gone through a refit of 2 years at a specialized yard in Lemmer (Holland), where she was almost completely stripped and carefully rebuilt in the style of the sixties.

On the romantic aft deck you will find a dining table for 10 guests and four seats in the open wheelhouse. The salon is at the same level, has four easy chairs and offers a wonderful view in all directions, when Atalanta is sailing. For sun-worshipers there is plenty of space forward and midships.Downstairs forward, there is a large saloon/galley area which was completely rebuilt during the refit. The Inside Dining and open Galley area offers a fantastic ambiance with the atmosphere of the sixties. The Galley is fully equipped.

Downstairs aft, Atalanta is completely authentic with her very elegant and simple woodwork from the sixties. There is accommodation for 8, with 4 twin cabins and two bathrooms. Each cabin has a wash basin and individually controlled air-conditioning. The master cabin has two large single beds plus a bathroom/toilet en suite.

The Crew accommodation is located forward with separate access and bathroom.





Master Cabin
Master Cabin Forward
Master Cabin Bathroom
Guest Cabin

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The - YCT - Yacht Charter Team.
 
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