Built in mahogany by Scottish yard William Fife to a design by William Fife III she was delivered in 1908 as a J-class racing yacht and of the 20 built in this class between 1908 and 1917 is one of only four remainingAccommodation is for six guests in three cabins consisting of a.

Mariska yacht. Visitors entering the galley of the yacht Mariska will notice a copper plaque put. She was built by William Fife Sons in 1908. Mariska is a 276 m 907 luxury sailing yacht.

The sailing yacht can accommodate 6 guests in 3 cabins with an interior design by Fife Ines Knoll Design and an exterior design by William Fife Jr. The classic 276 metre sailing yacht Mariska has been listed for sale by John Solomon at Northrop Johnson. Mariska was the second 15-Metre Class yacht to be designed and built by William Fife hitting the water one year after the launch of Shinna in 1907.

Designed by the world famous William Fife III and built at the William Fife Son yard Mariska is one of only four of the famous 15m Class that remains. In 2004 she was up for sale after a complicated ownership and had been converted to a cruising ketch. Yacht Disclaimer The luxury sail yacht Mariska is displayed on this page merely for informational purposes and she is not necessarily available for yacht charter or for sale nor is she represented or marketed in anyway by Superyacht Network.

In total 20 of these magnificent 15m Class were built between 1908 and 1917 at which time they were the cutting edge race yachts of the day and highly favoured by the aristocracy. Yachts For Charter Luxury Yachts For Sale. Stothert one of the most prominent figures in yachting in this era who had been collecting racing yachts and notching up victories ever since 1894.

The goal was to create a racing class with some interior accommodation for cruising or at least some space for the owner to live aboard his yacht during regattas. The 15mR class yachts were built to the International Metre Rule created in 1907. The Mariska yacht video reveals the designers vision of elegance at sea.

She cruises at 6 knots and reaches a top speed of 90 kn. Mariska was the second 15-Metre Class yacht to be designed and built by William Fife one year after the launch of Shinna in 1907. Stothert one of the most prominent figures in yachting in this era who had been collecting racing yachts and notching up victories ever since 1894.