ANEMOI

Dubois Naval Architects shaped ANEMOI around the sailing purist's vision—where the rhythm of wind and water sets the pace rather than engines. Fitzroy Yachts brought this 37-meter vision to life in 2004, creating a yacht where guests surrender to the ancient art of harnessing the elements. RWD's interiors complement this sailing-first philosophy with spaces that flow naturally from one moment to the next, whether you're sharing stories around the main saloon after a day of beam reaching or finding quiet contemplation in forward lounging areas as the bow cuts through morning swells. The generous 8.26-meter beam provides remarkable stability under sail, allowing guests to move freely across decks even when ANEMOI is heeled over in a fresh breeze. Six crew members orchestrate both the technical demands of serious sailing and the hospitality that makes each passage memorable, from trimming sheets for optimal performance to serving sundowners as you anchor in protected coves. This is yachting for those who understand that the journey itself—the heel of the deck, the sound of water rushing past the hull, the satisfaction of arriving under sail alone—defines the destination.