Lamadine

This luxury vessel’s sophisticated exterior design and engineering are the work of Laurent Giles. Construction is a multi-stringer system over mahogany frames with four layers of laminated mahogany and cedar planking glued together and tightened by bronze wood screws and rivets.

The floors, mast girders and engine beds are of light alloy. Decks are composite foam sandwich and plywood with internal framing and teak laid. The whole emphasis in construction is light weight combined with high strength and robustness, achieved by efficient use of high quality materials.

Accommodation

Lamadine has excellent deck space and a variety of seating areas to ensure you can cruise, relax, and dine in comfort. She sleeps 6 in nicely proportioned cabins. Her master cabin is a generous size, including an en suite with a shower and a bath – a rare luxury on yachts of this era. She has two further cabins each with an upper and lower berth making her well suited to families looking to cruise in style in the Aegean and Mediterranean Sea.

Leisure

Lamadine comes with a 3.80m Boston Whaler, with water tubes and water skis. For a slower pace she also carries Stand Up Paddle boards, fishing and snorkelling equipment.