Luxury Sailing Yacht for Charter
ELENA of LONDON
55.00m (180′ 5″)| Factoria Naval Marin | 2009
5 Cabins | 10 Guests | 8 Crew
SUMMER 2025
From: € 100,000 p/w
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ABOUT | KEY FEATURES | MAIN SPECIFICATIONS | EXTERIOR | INTERIOR | ACCOMMODATION
Key Information
About ELENA of LONDON
Elena is the epitome of classic sailing style. Built in 2009, Elena is a meticulous recreation of the 1928 transatlantic race record holder of the same name, and this 55m sailing schooner hails from the golden age of yachting.
A charter aboard Elena will deliver the ultimate sailing experience. Enjoy the romance and grace of a bygone era as you relax beneath her towering wooden masts and watch her highly-skilled crew manoeuvre and tame her impressive sails.
A world away from a modern sailing yacht charter, Elena offers classically refined, stately accommodation yet features all the sophisticated comforts of the 21st century. The layout allows for ten guests in four cabins. The master suite has a double bed, desk, additional seating and an indulgent, large bathroom. The guest accommodation comprises of two double and two twin cabins, all en-suite and with independently controlled air conditioning.
Elena’s interior decor features wood-panelling throughout, complemented by light fabrics and finishes, making for an inviting and comfortable atmosphere.
No charter yacht is complete without a selection of water toys, and Elena offers guests kayaks, stand-up paddle boards, wakeboards, water skis and kitesurf equipment, as well as snorkelling sets for eight.
Elena is a multi-regatta winner as well being a veritable icon of the sailing superyacht world.
Key Features
- Built in 2009 to original 1910 designs
- The ultimate classic sailing experience
- Passionate and experienced Captain & crew
- Stately, classic-style interiors with mahogany finish and period detailing
- Expansive deck areas with cockpit for al fresco dining and relaxing
- Full home entertainment system & Wi-Fi connectivity
- New 10m tender in 2025
Main Specifications
Elena's fuel consumption is 12L/hr under sail and 80L/hr under motor.
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