SIR HENDRIK

The 20.8m/68.3ft luxury yacht SIR HENDRIK is an OC68 model from Greenline Yachts with design by J&J Design and naval architects SVP Yachts D.O.O, and was launched in 2021. The contemporary exterior styling features a sleek and sturdy hull with a shallow draft. On-board volume has been maximised for alfresco living with plenty of amenities, while the interiors have ample room for dining and socialising in a tranquil, climate-controlled environment. She is ideally sized for families and small groups of friends, accommodating up to six guests overnight across three en-suite cabins. The crew of two will take care of all the details throughout the cruise. She is available for charter around Lefkas and the Ionian Islands in Greece, Eastern Mediterranean.

NOTABLE FEATURES OF SIR HENDRIK

• Salon bar 
• Massive swim platform
• Foredeck lounge with removable table
• Large sunbathing areas 
• Well-proportioned accommodation
• Fast cruising speed of 20 knots
• Draft of 1.4m/4.8ft for close beach access
• Air conditioning
• Wi-Fi

EXTERIOR

The main deck aft is fitted with a sofa and table for alfresco dining sheltered by the flybridge overhang. Steps on both sides lead down to the generous lower deck swim platform, which is deep enough for sunbathing and lounging together beside the water.

Side walkways along the main deck lead to the foredeck sunbathing area, where there is a large sofa and a broad sunpad for guests to enjoy the sunshine along with the views.

The flybridge has plenty of space along the stern for the storage of a tender, and when clear the space can be used for outdoor exercise such as yoga or Pilates. The amidships section has a C-shaped sofa and a large table for alfresco dining in comfort. A broad sunbed is spread out in the forward section for guests to rest in the sunshine after a large meal.

INTERIOR

The lower deck layout places the guest accommodation forward and amidships, with the engine room behind and
then the crew accommodation in the stern.

On the main deck, the helm controls are forward to starboard with the stairway down to the guest accommodation
opposite. A C-shaped sofa and coffee table are placed amidships along the port wall, with a widescreen TV opposite.

The aft area hosts the galley to port with an aft-facing corner sofa and raised table for guests to dine together with a more alfresco dining experience possible by opening the aft glass sliding doors.

The engines grant a fast cruising speed of 20 knots.