Long Tall Sally

Sailing Yacht Long Tall Sally is a Claasen Jachtbouw vessel with a launch in 2011. The Long Tall Sally S/Y is the first sailing expedition yacht of the Sally Lightfoot fleet.

Expedition Superyacht Long Tall Sally was designed by the well known design studio of Gerard Dykstra. Her hull was built by the Dutch Bloemsma Aluminumbouw, her interior design is done by Rhoades Young and her exterior finishes by Claasen Jachtbouw.

The Long Tall Sally luxury yachts are projected to take their owners and guests to such exciting destinations as Antarctica, Kamtsjatkay, Alaska and Canada. The yacht has a reinforced hull, designed to withstand the impacts of small ice bergs. She also has a retractable keel, reducing her drought to 6 feet, which will allow her owners and guests to explore shallow bays, rivers and deltas without having to leave the vessel.

Long Tall Sally sailing yacht features four large double cabins, of which two can accommodate up to four guests and the Owners cabin situated in the aft section. Her Owners or potential charter guests are taken care of by a crew of 4 to 6 people.