DOUBLE HAVEN

Feadship De Voogt Naval Architects shaped DOUBLE HAVEN's profile in 1993 with proportions that still turn heads three decades later. Her 51-meter silhouette cuts through harbor waters with the confidence that comes from classic Feadship engineering and timelines that allowed for proper craftsmanship. The exterior lines flow from bow to stern without unnecessary flourishes, relying instead on the interplay between her 9.3-meter beam and overall length to create visual balance. Glade Johnson's interior work complements this restrained approach, creating spaces for eight guests while leaving room for an eleven-person crew to operate efficiently. At 817 gross tons, DOUBLE HAVEN represents the sweet spot where Feadship's construction expertise meets practical cruising scale. Her proportions suggest capability rather than showmanship, with deck spaces that frame the horizon and structural elements that speak to serious voyaging rather than marina display. This is architecture that ages well because it was never trying to chase trends in the first place.