A true icon of yachting heritage, NORTHWIND II is a 45.5m gentleman’s motor yacht built by the legendary Camper & Nicholsons shipyard in Southampton in 1966. Following a four-year, $20 million reconstruction, she was relaunched in 2010, with her exquisite interiors lovingly restored by the same craftsmen responsible for the restoration of Windsor Castle. A further refit in 2026 has ensured she remains in exceptional condition.
Her interiors are a celebration of mid-century Art Deco design, created by the renowned Maison Jansen, whose distinguished portfolio includes the Kennedy White House, Coco Chanel, the Rockefellers, Onassis and the King of Belgium. Gold banding, ebony accents and French-polished Burmese teak create an atmosphere of understated opulence, while retaining the authentic character that makes NORTHWIND II so special.
Featured in Architectural Digest in 2011, she offers something increasingly rare: a genuine sense of history, craftsmanship and character combined with the comfort and refinement expected of a modern luxury yacht.
Accommodating up to 10 guests in five elegant staterooms, NORTHWIND II is supported by a dedicated nine-person professional crew, ensuring an exceptional crew-to-guest ratio and highly personalised service.
With stabilisers providing comfort both underway and at anchor, together with efficient, low-consumption cruising, NORTHWIND II is as enjoyable to explore aboard as she is remarkable to behold.
A meticulously restored masterpiece of 20th-century design, NORTHWIND II offers the rare opportunity to experience true yachting heritage with all the comforts of contemporary luxury.
