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Sea Eagle II launched

by Jurjen van 't Verlaat 18 Jan 02:00 PST 16 January 2020

Sea Eagle II, the world's largest alumimium sailing yacht was launched on Thursday 16 January 2020 and moved to Royal Huisman's shipyard location in Amsterdam. Stepping her three carbon Panamax masts by Rondal is planned next week. Pending weather...

Sea Eagle IU:

  • 81m / 266ft overall - Royal Huisman project 400
  • Exterior styling: Dykstra Naval Architects and Mark Whiteley Design
  • Naval Architecture: Dykstra Naval Architects
  • Interior Design: Mark Whiteley Design
  • Builder: Royal Huisman
For more information visit www.royalhuisman.com.

Royal Huisman project 400 - Sea Eagle II - photo © Jurjen van 't Verlaat
Royal Huisman project 400 - Sea Eagle II - photo © Jurjen van 't Verlaat

Royal Huisman project 400 - Sea Eagle II - photo © Jurjen van 't Verlaat
Royal Huisman project 400 - Sea Eagle II - photo © Jurjen van 't Verlaat

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