HAIDA 1929

Classic motor yacht HAIDA 1929 (Ex Dona Amélia), is a very large and unique luxury yacht launched way back in 1929 that measures 71m (233′ 3″) in length. Her age, size and grandeur produce emotive feelings in those who see her out cruising on the ocean. She was refitted regularly, last refit being in 2020, and offers accommodation for 12 guests in 7 cabins.

NOTABLE FEATURES

• Interior by Adam Lay
• Great variety of tenders and toys
• Spa centre
• Hammam
• Extended top deck
• Jacuzzi
• Cinema theatres
• Fireplaces
• Formal dining area

Motor yacht HAIDA 1929 is an excellent example of a large classic motor yacht from the golden era of private yachting. Now restored her to her former glory, this classic yacht is a first class luxury gentleman’s yacht built in a beautiful bygone age. She is fitted out beautifully with traditional quality furniture and fittings.

With seven cabins, classic superyacht HAIDA 1929 features a unique style, sophistication and grace. Her various saloons, the Library and the beautiful Main Saloon, are complemented by the most attractive Aft Deck with a full alfresco dining table and a superb cushioned ‘fan-tail’ seating area.

Two KRUPP MAK engines allow this yacht to reach a top speed of 11 knots. She cruises at 10.5 knots and provides great comfort to everyone aboard, as she is equipped with 4-fin zero-speed stabilisers.

Following her extensive refit, the sundeck is now one of HAIDA’s key features. Fully extended, it provides incredible space, luxury and views split over two distinct areas. Set around the magnificent funnel, you will find a pool, two lounge areas and a bar, with plenty of shade available when it is wanted.
Two sets of stairs lead you to the lower sun deck level. Overhead awning forward of the deck and dodgers create a more protected and private area, with bespoke lighting providing a refined look in the evening.

The master deck provides absolute privacy for its guest, both inside and out. A spacious master suite comes complete with a shower/hammam and vast wardrobe space. A small hallway leads to the master saloon, which can be roped-off should the charterer wish to keep the area private. The master saloon offers a fireplace, desk and a small bar. From the saloon, you can access the a wonderful private deck with a dining table for four and sun beds. Another set of stairs aft of the deck will take you to the main deck.

Forward of the master deck and separated from the master area, you’ll find the bridge and the Captain’s cabin. Two tenders are stationed on each side of the external deck. Both are lifted by the goal post type davits with a single lifting point on each tender. Once they are in the water the crew can set up the rowing machine as well as the cross trainer and bike for the charter guests. Toys are kept forward.

A magnificent and very ship-like 12-person dining room lies forward, complete with its own fireplace and gently ascending floor for an extra dash of maritime heritage. The table itself can be reduced to create a more fitting setting for smaller parties. With the pantry and galley positioned behind, it is all perfectly set up for the best service. Further aft you can find the library with a deep sofa, entertainment systems and a separate wine room where a dedicated space is allocated for the charterer ‘s own wine.

The main saloon lies aft of the library. You’ll find a large sofa, another fireplace and a piano. Stairs to the lower deck accommodation and sliding doors to the deck are located off the saloon.

The main deck aft is very spacious, with a dining table for 12 and a separate lounge. The deck is well protected with high bulwarks that give both wind protection and privacy. Aft of the main seating area is a large sun pad arrangement giving the perfect space to recline and relax.

Descending the stairs from the main deck, a door leads you to the hammam and spa area. Small and secret, it includes a barber’s chair for an old-school shave. The rest of the deck boasts a nanny’s cabin, two twin cabins, one with shower, the other with a tub, and finally three double cabins, again with either showers or tubs.