IRELANDA

Hoek Design Naval Architects shaped every line of IRELANDA's profile, creating a 32-meter sailing yacht where classical proportions meet contemporary performance. Her beam of just over seven meters gives her a purposeful stance on the water, while Alloy Yachts' 1998 construction expertise shows in the precise curves that flow from bow to stern. The silhouette strikes that rare balance between power and grace, her mast reaching skyward as her hull cuts through swells with the confidence that only comes from thoughtful naval architecture. Aboard this six-guest yacht, the experience centers around the interplay between wind, water, and perfectly tuned sailing systems. The cockpit becomes a natural gathering point where conversations flow as easily as the breeze across the deck, while the four-person crew ensures every detail of the sailing experience unfolds smoothly. Hoek's interior design creates spaces that feel both intimate and open, with natural light filtering through to illuminate surfaces that speak to the yacht's sailing heritage. Under sail, IRELANDA reveals her true character as wind fills her canvas and the deck takes on that subtle heel that reminds everyone aboard they're experiencing pure sailing. The sound of water moving along her hull becomes a constant companion, punctuated only by the gentle creak of rigging and the satisfying snap of sails catching a fresh gust. Here, 130 gross tons of carefully engineered yacht becomes something more elemental, a platform for experiencing the ocean exactly as sailors have for centuries, yet refined through modern craftsmanship.