Click on the image to go on board of the Signora del Vento

The first five-star sailing ship to carry the Italian flag has just opened its sails for corporate hire. The Signora del Vento is a three-masted sailing ship that is 85m in length, with a sailing surface of 3000mq. Built in Poland in 1962, she sailed for more than 30 years in the North Sea. From the 1990’s the sailing yacht became a training ship in seas all over the world and participated in many yacht meetings.

In 2006, she arrived in the Mediterranean to be completely refurbished to the standard required to obtain Italian registration. The finished result is superb and one that pleases her captain, Captain Coscia, “the Signora del Vento offers a unique experience for people…it’s possible to learn about navigation techniques, rigging, instrumentation and sail handling”.

As anybody who has ever been on board a ship will know, team building is important and the corporate audience is one that the Signora del Vento hopes to attract.

Usually moored in Civitavecchia, she has 28 double rooms to accommodate a maximum of 68 passengers. The 600mq main deck can hold up to 200 guests for a day cruise or a gala dinner.

You can find out more about the ship by visiting www.signoradelvento.com.
The Signora del Vento is available for charter in the Western Mediterranean via Fraser Yachts for 240.000 €/week in summer and 180.000 €/week in winter.

Click on the image to view the Virtual Tour PERINI NAVI - La Numero 1 Uno

This is the first boat built by the renowned Perini Navi shipyard, italian naval industry pride, universally acclaimed for its quality of construction and interior finish.
The yacht is 40 metres long and was refitted in 2004.
She spent almost two years around the world, 2005-2007.
31,000 miles, driven by the wind across breathtaking natural scenarios, populations and cultures. Canary islands, Caribbean, Galapagos, Bora-Bora, Tahiti, Fiji, Australia, Indonesia, Ceylon, Maldive Islands, Red Sea, Egypt, Turkey, Greece, Malta, just to name a few places this boat has been to.

Here is a virtual tour. It contains new professional solutions for virtual tours, i.e. interactive animated elements, such as movies and cards, in order to make the environment almost real.

Photography and Virtual Tour Design: Hans von Weissenfluh – 360° Photography

Click on the image to view the 360° Photo PERINI NAVI - La Numero 1 Uno, Guest Room

Perini Navi, the shipyard based in Viareggio, Italy, is universally acclaimed for its quality of construction and interior finish.
This yacht is 40 metres (131 ft) long. Formerly named “Felicità”, it is the first boat built by Perini Navi and was refitted in 2004.
She spent almost two years around the world, from November 2005 till August 2007. 31,000 miles, Caribbean, Panama, Cook Islands, Tahiti, Tonga, Australia, Thailand, Maldive Islands, Egypt, Turkey, Greece.

Here is an interior 360° photo of the double guest cabin.

Photographer: Hans von Weissenfluh – 360° Photography

360° - ALLEMANSGEEST - Ramona, Salon

Super Van Craft, classic steel motor yacht built in 1964 by the dutch Allemansgeest, designed by B. Klaassen. 19.50 metres long, 4.50 metres wide, steel hull and overstructure.
Completely refitted in 2000/2001, she has two 210 HP Rolls Royce engines.
Brought in the Mediterranean in 1968, currently moored at the Porto Antico, Genoa.

Here is a 360° photo of the salon.

Photographer: Hans von Weissenfluh – 360° Photography

Click on the image to view the 360° Photo ALLEMANSGEEST - Ramona, Suite

Classic dutch steel motor yacht, 1964 Super Van Craft by the builder Allemansgeest, design by B. Klaassen. Steel hull and overstructure. 19.50 metres long, 4.50 metres wide.
Completely refitted in 2000/2001, she has two 210 HP Rolls Royce engines.
Currently moored at the Porto Antico, Genoa. Brought in the Mediterranean in 1968.

Here is a 360° photo of the owner’s cabin.

Photographer: Hans von Weissenfluh – 360° Photography

Click on the image to view the 360° Photo PERINI NAVI - La Numero 1 Uno, Guest Cabin - Twin n.2

La Numero 1 Uno is a megasailer from Perini Navi. During her trip around the world (November 2005 – August 2007) she visited Canary islands, Caribbean, Galapagos, Bora-Bora, Tahiti, Fiji, Tonga, Australia, Indonesia, Ceylon, Maldive Islands, Red Sea, Egypt, Turkey, Greece, Malta, just to name a few places.

Here is an interior 360° photo of one of the twin guest cabins of this yacht.

Photographer: Hans von Weissenfluh – 360° Photography