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The SEA CLOUD is
truly a queen of the seas. Since her construction as a private yacht in 1931 in
Kiel, her elegant appearance and magnificent interior have inspired awe. The SEA CLOUD’s life story is more thrilling than some novels. She was built in 1931 in
Kiel at the request of a Wall Street broker E.F.Hutton. It was his wife, Lady Marjorie
Post, who shaped the SEA CLOUD’s character.
The ship is a survivor, having been
through more episodes during her lifetime than any other vessel, finally
emerging after much loving care, attention and millions of dollars as the
beautifully restored ship she is today. Never turn down an opportunity to
sail on this incredible ship, she is definitely a piece of floating maritime
history as well as being a truly luxurious sailing yacht. Sea Cloud
Cruises are renown for their high level of service and excellent cuisine which
together with the amazing ship produce a quality cruise experience. |
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Sea
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- Maltese Flag
- Length Overall:
360 ft
- Draft :
17 ft
- Beam : 50 ft
- Sail
Area: 32,000 sq.ft.
- Speed
under sail : 10 Knots max.
- On-board
voltage - 220vac.50hz
- Horse
Power of Engine : 3,000 hp
- Tonnage
: 2532 tons
- Complies with all the required
International maritime certification.
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Classification : Lloyd's register of shipping
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- 60 Crew members
- Restaurant seats 67
- Lounge
- Pursers Office
- Lido Deck - casual outdoor
eating/bar
- Spanker sun deck
- Hospital
- 32 staterooms, with shower or
bathtub. mini-bar, safe, radio hifi, air-conditioned
throughout, double or single bed arrangements, all outside cabins.
- Satellite Telephone, Fax, Telex.
- Computer for e-mail, Internet access
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Categories
Main Deck Staterooms: 9 & 10 are Cat. C |
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RECREATION :
Wind-surfboards, snorkeling gear, water ski-ing
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Cruising Areas
The SEA CLOUD is based in the Caribbean and Central America
in winter from December to March, in April she sets course for the
Western and Eastern Mediterranean where she remains the entire summer
until the end of November. |
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