The Art of Classic Sailing
Anyone can be a passenger. Classic sailing asks for something more — attention, patience and a feel for the wind. This is what makes it an art.
Read ArticleA rare surviving example of classic yacht craftsmanship, and the story of how she still sails today.
Peter was built in 1939, in an era when yachts were designed with a different philosophy. Beauty mattered. Craftsmanship mattered. Elegance mattered.
Long before carbon fibre and touchscreen navigation, every line of a yacht like Peter was drawn by hand. Every fitting was built to last. Every detail was intended to stand the test of time.
Nearly a century later, those decisions continue to reveal themselves every time she leaves the harbour.
Most boats are eventually replaced. Peter has been preserved — loved, maintained, sailed, improved and respected across generations. She has never lost her purpose.
Today she combines timeless craftsmanship with professional modern operation, offering guests a rare opportunity to experience genuine maritime heritage.
That a yacht built in 1939 still sails beautifully today is remarkable. That she continues to do exactly what she was built for is rarer still.
There are many yachts in Ibiza. There is only one Peter.
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