Sailing yachtBaltic Yachts Hetairos

Hetairos, created by the Finnish company Baltic YachtsToday is the largest composite yacht in the world - the nearest competitor (and not yet launched) is 16 meters shorter. This circumstance forced the designers of the boat (two renowned design offices participated in the work on the boat: American Design Bureau, American Design Bureau, American Design Bureau, American Design Bureau, American Design Bureau, American Design Bureau, American Design Bureau, American Design Bureau, American Design Bureau, American Design Bureau, American Design Bureau, American Design Bureau, American Design Bureau, American Design Bureau, American Design Bureau. Reichel/Pugh and Dutch Gerard Dijkstra) to repeatedly calculate and recalculate the power structure of the case, glued from carbon-fiber prepregs with fillers made of Nomex and Corecell foam. Externally the yacht is styled as a Bristol pilotage cutter of the second half of the XIX century, its size (first of all, the height of the masts) is limited by the possibility of free passage of the Panama Canal (for free passage under the Bridge of America the height should not exceed 62.5 meters). Very unusual is the internal design of the boat, or rather the approach to it. For a long time designers (bureau Rhoades Young) could not find the key to its creation until someone visited an interesting idea: to create a yacht virtual history. Within the framework of this idea the following was invented: allegedly the boat in the distant past was a commercial vessel carrying cargo in the close cabotage. It was then bought by a private person who converted it into a private yacht and ordered a colonial-style interior. The current owner has since remodeled her to give her an orientalist look.