SWAN 98

The Swan 98 series is a fully custom 29.8m/98ft hull built by Nautor’s Swan that ensures no two layouts need ever be the same. The naval architecture and exterior was developed by German Frers whereas the contemporary interiors are the work of Italian architect Misa Poggi who developed three schemes: ‘Wine Cowes’, classic white and traditional navy. Nautor’s Swan added a fourth theme paying homage to its Nordic heritage with the ‘Spirit of Finland’ theme. The accommodation provides for up to eight guests over three cabins, plus a crew of four to ensure smooth operations while at sea.

NOTABLE FEATURES OF SWAN 98

• Four different interior themes
• Custom interior layout
• Naturally illuminated salon
• Stern tender garage
• Telescopic keel option available
• Air conditioning
• Wi-fi

EXTERIOR
Above deck, the main cockpit amidships is lined with padded seating and two large alfresco dining tables. Behind, a double-sized sunpad is placed on either side and steps lead down to the twin helms aft. Depending on the interior layout, a second companionway aft connects down into the master suite or the crew areas. The foredeck is left clear for additional sunbathing, observation and exercise such as yoga.

INTERIOR

Below deck, the engine room is placed beneath the spacious raised saloon which makes use of the full beam to provide a port-side formal dining area consisting of a sofa extending the length of the interior, two elevated fold-out tables and additional chairs that can be folded away when not in use. To starboard, the C-shaped lounge lining the wall allows guests to use the area as a chaise-lounger or gather everyone together for drinks and conversation beneath the large skylights.

Depending on which layout an Owner chooses, the guest and crew accommodation can be placed in the bow or the stern.

Within the stern there is a tender garage to store a tender up to 4m/13ft in length, and the transom door folds down to become a large swim platform.

The 279hr Steyr main engine will provide propulsion in light wind conditions.