ANOMALY

Vitters launched ANOMALY in 2017 with engineering priorities that favor open ocean performance over marina presentation. Her 32.6-meter hull carries the Dutch yard's reputation for building sailing yachts that maintain speed and stability in conditions where lesser vessels retreat to harbor. The sailing systems aboard reflect a methodical approach to long-range cruising. Her rig and sail plan deliver consistent performance across varying wind conditions, while her hull form provides the directional stability essential for sustained ocean passages. This is yacht building focused on capability rather than compromise. ANOMALY's seakeeping characteristics emerge from careful attention to weight distribution and structural integrity. Her construction allows her to maintain course and comfort in weather that would challenge yachts built to different standards. The result is a vessel equally suited to coastal exploration and extended blue-water sailing. Range becomes academic when the engineering delivers reliability. Her systems operate independently of shore support, allowing extended time at anchor or underway without the constraints that limit less thoughtfully equipped yachts. ANOMALY represents Vitters' understanding that true luxury lies in the freedom to sail where conditions and curiosity lead, sustained by engineering that performs when it matters most.