Inside the Refit of the Classic Superyacht.

Classic motor yacht shemara. SHEMARA exudes a sense of relaxation. She can accommodate up to 13 guests with 19 crew members. Measuring 65 metres superyacht SHEMARA has a very interesting history and was used as a submarine training vessel during World War II following which she was purchased by her previous owner Sir Bernard Docker and utilised as a luxury yacht in the 1960s.

Her top speed is 14 kn and she boasts a maximum cruising range of 4200 nm at 11 kn with power coming from a Diesel Electric engine. 65M CLASSIC MOTOR YACHT ThornycroftCoShemara Refit LLP From EUR 275000 wk The 65m212ft CLASSIC MOTOR YACHT was built by Thornycroft Company in 1938 and refitted in 2014. Originally launched by JL Thornycroft in the UK in 1938 the classic motor yacht Shemara led a colourful life in the public spotlight under her original owners industrialist Sir Bernard Docker and his wife Lady Norah.

Ad Book Yacht Classic Hotel In Fethiye Turkey Today. The 65-metre superyacht Shemara has been successfully relaunched after a three-year one million man-hour rebuild project. Shemaras interior layout sleeps up to 12 guests in 6 rooms including a master suite 4 double cabins and 1 twin cabin.

She looked beautiful says Sir Charles Dunstone and I was intrigued. Thanks to her major refit in 2014 this rebuilt and restored yacht now boasts a mix of contemporary interior and original features. Ad Bare boats or crewed yachts Bavaria Lagoon Beneteau Jeanneau Fountaine Pajot.

The 647m 2123 Custom motor yacht Shemara was built in 1938 by Vosper Thornycroft and last refitted in 2014. When the owner of the 644-metre classic 1930s yacht Shemara first set eyes on her it was in the pages of BOAT International. Shemara is a 21227ft 647m custom motor yacht built in 1938 by Vosper Thornycroft.

Ad Book Yacht Classic Hotel In Fethiye Turkey Today. Shemara yacht owner captain or broker if your yacht is available for sale please contact us and we will update the photos and details. Originally built in 1938 by Thornycroft Company she was requisitioned by the Navy during the World War II and served as an AS vessel and later as a training vessel.