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3
Cabins
6
Guests
2011
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Crew
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AURELIUS is a stunning beauty. Dutch-built and delivered in 2011. She is recognized for her unique mixture between style and performance. Sailing her is cruising in the tradition of the 'Grand Classics' with the performance of a modern super-yacht. With her open-plan accommodation, AURELIUS becomes a real home away from home. Offering an overall theme of subtle Honduras mahogany and cream paneling with chestnut flooring, she evokes elegance and style whilst allowing an informal atmosphere. Built at JOM (Jacht Ontwikkelings Maatschappij) in 2011 & designed by Dykstra as “modern classic" sloop she is truly a masterpiece of Dutch naval architecture & yacht construction.
Designed by Dijkstra & built at JOM (Jacht Ontwikkelings Maatschappij) in the Netherlands as a “modern classic" sloop she is truly a masterpiece of Dutch naval architecture & yacht construction. Maintained in top condition AURELIUS has an overall length of 33.9 meters / 111 feet. AURELIUS comfortably accommodates six guests in a master cabin with Queen bed & ensuite bath. The two guest staterooms each have twin beds plus a Pullman berth & ensuite bath (head & walk-in shower). The Starboard guests cabins has a sliding system to enable the beds can convert from two twin beds to a Queen bed. Crew quarters are separately accessed forward in two crew cabins, accommodating up to three crew, with separate crew head and shower. AURELIUS is fully air-conditioned throughout.
BBQ onboard:
No
Cruise Speed (knots):
Builder:
Holland
Dingy:
Novurania 14'
Consumption Units:
US Gall/Hr
Engines:
Two 26 kw Generators
Fishing Gear:
No
Snorkle onboard:
No
Internet:
Onboard WIFI
Kiteboarding:
Max Speed:
12 knots
Kneeboard:
No
Yacht Range:
Sea Bob:
No
Sea Scooter:
No
Paddle Boards:
No
Wake Board:
No
Wave Run:
No
Wind Surfing:
No
Yacht Gym:
No
Water skiing:
2
Jacuzzi:
No
Jet Skis:
No
Scuba onboard:
Rendezvous
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