Elena Of London
Factoria Naval De Marin · 55 m · 10 guests
Specifications
Length55 m
Guests10
Cabins5
Crew8
Built2009 · refit 2012
BuilderFactoria Naval De Marin
Cruising areaFrance · Greece · Italy · Portugal
About Elena Of London
Elena of London is a faithful recreation of Nathanael Herreshoff's celebrated 1910 racing schooner, built in steel by a Galician yard in 2009 from the original drawings. Under nearly 1,200 square metres of upwind sail she is a genuine performer, with podium finishes at the great classic regattas of St Tropez, St Barth, Antigua and Monaco. Below deck, warm mahogany joinery and skylights set a calm, classic tone. Ten guests sleep in five ensuite cabins, including a generous full beam master, looked after by a crew of eight. Her sweeping teak decks invite open air dining and long afternoons under sail, and this season she cruises the Mediterranean and Northern European waters, including the UK where she is licensed to operate. Weekly charter rates start from €100,000 plus expenses on MYBA terms. Speak with the Elite Rentals Europe team for live availability and a tailored quote.
Highlights
- Exact replica of N.G.
- Herreshoff's 1910 King's-Cup-winning gaff schooner
- 55m FNM-built racing schooner with ~1,180 m2 upwind sail area
- multiple podium finishes at St Tropez, St Barth, Antigua & Monaco Classics
- authentic 2012 sail plan restored to original 1910 design
Accommodation
- Master (full beam)
- 2 double
- 2 twin — all ensuite, sleeps 10
Tenders
- 5 m Vanguard tender with 40 hp Mercury outboard
Dimensions & speed
Beam8.14 m
Draft5.2 m
Tonnage157 GT
Speed11 kn (max 13 kn)
Build & engineering
Naval architectNathanael G. Herreshoff (original 1910 design) · Acubens Naval Architects
EnginesMAN V12 D2482LE, 600 hp
HullSteel hull · teak decks
Bathrooms5
Where she cruises
SummerWest Mediterranean · Greece · UK & Northern Europe
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