Yacht and Jet

Yacht name: Olindia Model: Neth Ship 87 Length: 86 ft • 26 m Year: 1994 Builder: Lowland Yachts • Neth Ship Architect: De Vries Photo: monacoeye • Monaco • 2006

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Olindia

Yacht name: D & D Photo: monacoeye • Monaco • 2006

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D & D

Yacht name: Serena M -> Ilonka (2008) Formerly: Christine (pictured) Length: 149 ft • 46 m Year: 1999 Builder: Pendennis Architect: Dubois Photo: 26 June 2006 • Monaco • monacoeye Christine has had a name change since this summer and resurfaced in St Barths as Serena M, with dark blue sat masts. Bob’s photo in the comments…

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Serena M

A new look for monacoeye.com… Continued here …

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Monthly Recap • February 2007

Yacht name: Heavenly Daze Length: 106 ft • 32 m Year: 1972 • Refit: 2003 Builder: Feadship • De Vries • #603 Architect: Fritz de Voogt Photo: monacoeye • Monaco • 2006

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Heavenly Daze

Yacht name: Flying Eagle Length: 154 ft • 47 m Year: 2005 Builder: Bloemsma & van Breemen Architect: Vripack Stylist: Reymond Langton Photo: monacoeye • Monaco • Jan 2007

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Flying Eagle

Yacht name: Necklace II • 3700 #1 Formerly: Lady Ingeborg (pictured) Length: 121 ft • 37 m Year: 2004 Builder: Heesen • # 12137 Design: Omega Architects Photo: monacoeye • Monaco • 4-28 August 2006 The first in the series, Lady Ingeborg changed name to Necklace II in 2006.

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Necklace II

Yacht name: G Force • Heesen 3700 #6 Length: 121 ft • 37 m Year: 2006 Builder: Heesen • # 13037 Design: Omega Architects Photo: monacoeye • Monaco • 4-28 August 2006 New photos of G Force, the last in Heesen’s 3700 series.

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G Force

Yacht name: Buka • Heesen 3700 #5 Length: 121 ft • 37 m Year: 2006 Builder: Heesen • # 12837 Design: Omega Architects Photo: monacoeye • Monaco • 2006

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Buka

Yacht name: Let It Be -> Let It Be M • Heesen 3700 #3 Length: 121 ft • 37 m Year: 2005 Builder: Heesen • # 131.37 Design: Omega Architects Photo: monacoeye • Monaco • 2006

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Let It Be M • Heesen 37

Yacht name: Orinoquia Formerly: Daysatis Length: 105 ft Year: 1992 Builder: Broward Marine • # 522 Photo: Robert Paylor • St Barths • January 2007

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Orinoquia

Yacht name: Nashira Lamtha Builder: Benetti Photo: monacoeye • Genoa • Jan 2007

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Nashira Lamtha

Yacht name: Ellen V Formerly: Lady Lauren (pictured) • Thetis Formerly: Thetis Length: 131 ft • 40 m Year: 2001 Builder: Perini Navi Photo: Bob Paylor • St Barths • Jan 2007

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Ellen V

Yacht name: Krisujen Formerly: Carolinian • Lady Carolina • Granada City • Cacique Length: 126 ft • 38 m Year: 1982 • Refit: 2002 Builder: Feadship • Van Lent • #742 Photo: Bob Paylor • St Barths • Jan 2007

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Krisujen

Yacht name: Kapalua Length: 115 ft • 35 m Year: 2006 ? Builder: Crescent Yachts Photo: Bob Paylor • St Barths • Jan 2007 Sistership ?: Warrior

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Kapalua

Yacht name: Findings Length: 115 ft • 35 m Year: 1991 Builder: Kees Cornelissen • Euroship -> Oceanco ?

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Findings

Yacht name: D’Natalin Length: 151 ft • 46 m Year: 1996 Builder: Delta Marine • # 150-001 Photo: Robert Paylor • Jan 2007 • St Barths

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D’Natalin

Yacht name: Cheetah Moon Formerly: Le Marriah Length: 126 ft • 38 m Year: 1986 Refit: 1993 Builder: Nicolini Photo: Bob Paylor • St Barths • Jan 2007

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Cheetah Moon

From the series Private Jets

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Buying the Life – Private Jets

Here are some shots from Genoa (Genova in Italian and G?nes in French) taken a couple of days ago. Genoa has a thriving maritime industry. Of course this ancient city state was once the major regional power. Its flag, the cross of St George, the red cross on a white background, was adopted by England and the City of London in the 12th century, so that their traders could sail these waters under the safety of the Genovese flag.

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Port of Genoa

Yacht name: Bleu de N?mes Formerly: Lodestone Length: 184 ft • 56 m Year: 1980 Refit: 2006 – PentaNed Builder: Clelands Photo: monacoeye • Genoa • 30 January 2007 The conversion Bleu de N?mes, seen in picturesque Genoa (Genova) a couple of days ago, beside Skat. Genoa is a couple of hours’ drive into Italy from Monaco.

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Bleu de Nîmes