Kamaxitha
A fascinating combination of authentic traditional ketch and advanced offshore rocket ship, there is more to Kamaxitha than first meets the eye. Thanks to the Spirit of Tradition revival, enthusiasts of fine traditional sailing yachts can now enjoy the spectacle of a host of elegant new classics in ports, on passage, and at regattas around the world.
SPIRIT OF TRADITION, SPIRITED PERFORMANCE
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DATA & DIMENSIONS
| Yard no. | 388 |
|---|---|
| Type | Spirit of Tradition Ketch |
| Naval architect | Dykstra Naval Architects |
| Interior architect | Rhoades Young Design |
| Length overall | 55m / 182ft |
| Year of Delivery | 2012 |
| More information | Press release: link (opens new tab) |
SPIRIT OF TRADITION, SPIRITED PERFORMANCE
Thanks to the Spirit of Tradition revival, enthusiasts of fine traditional sailing yachts can now enjoy the spectacle of a host of elegant new classics in ports, on passage, and at regattas around the world.
Kamaxitha’s owner is one such enthusiast, but one who could see no reason why fine traditional lines should be in conflict with sparkling performance and exceptional handling. The owner’s vision has been realised. Kamaxitha is a yacht that inspires, both as a fine recreation in the classic tradition and as a true sailor’s yacht of the present day.
Read on: link