ATLANTIC

In 1905, the original ATLANTIC set a transatlantic sailing record from New York to The Lizard that stood for nearly a century. This is her recreation: a 64.5-metre three-masted gaff schooner built by Van der Graaf in the Netherlands in 2010, with Doug Peterson adapting William Gardner's 1903 lines for a modern steel hull and Dacron sails. Owner Ed Kastelein (of the Holland America Line family) reconstructed the colonial-style interiors from period photographs. She won a World Superyacht Award in 2011.

Twelve guests in six en-suite cabins: a full-beam master with bathtub, two doubles, one twin, and two bunk cabins. Crew of 12. The interior is all carved teak and period detailing, which sounds heavy but plays against the 1,700 square metres of sail area and 45-metre masts towering above.

She carries a 12ft classic sailing dinghy, an e-foil, wakeboard, water skis, kneeboard, dive gear, snorkel sets, yoga mats, and bicycles. The 6.5m Sillinger RIB handles shore runs. At 10 knots cruising, she moves at sailing pace; which is the point.

Summers in the western Med (Riviera, Corsica, Sardinia, Sicily, Greece). Winters in the Caribbean out of Antigua. Refitted in 2025.

There's one ATLANTIC. If you want to sail a piece of yachting history under 1,700 square metres of canvas, she's it.