HARMONY II

Alister Hunter's 1955 design philosophy centers on the natural rhythm of shared moments, creating spaces where sixteen guests move seamlessly between intimate conversations and collective gatherings. Across eight carefully proportioned cabins, HARMONY II transforms the traditional motor yacht layout into something more akin to a floating residence, where the 8.74-meter beam allows for genuine breadth in the social areas rather than merely impressive statistics. The steel hull's substantial presence translates into interior volumes that breathe easily, accommodating groups that shift naturally from deck to salon to dining areas without the cramped choreography common to smaller vessels. Anthony Barnes designed the interior spaces to support this flow, understanding that life aboard unfolds in layers—morning coffee conversations expanding into afternoon deck gatherings, evening dinners that migrate organically from formal to relaxed. Her 2022 refit addressed the practical realities of modern charter life while preserving the generous proportions that define her character. The tender garage accommodates the 7.5-meter tender alongside an impressive collection of water toys, from Seabobs to the three-person banana, ensuring that active guests can pursue their interests without congesting the main deck areas. The Jellyfish net pool creates a dedicated swimming zone that functions independently from the yacht's other water activities. Brodogradiliste Uljanik's naval architecture delivers a 1500-nautical-mile range at nine knots, powered by twin MAN diesel engines that maintain HARMONY II's unhurried pace through the Western Mediterranean. From her Ibiza base, she accesses the full spectrum of Balearic anchorages and mainland Spanish ports, her steel construction and measured cruising speed suited to guests who value the journey as much as the destination. At 57.7 meters and 686 gross tons, she occupies that particular sweet spot where size enables genuine comfort without overwhelming the more intimate charter experience her design was conceived to deliver.