MARLINDA

Delta Marine's 1989 creation operates on a distinctly intimate scale, accommodating just six guests aboard her 40-meter frame with the kind of unhurried attention that larger vessels simply cannot provide. MARLINDA moves through her world as a thoughtful host rather than a floating resort, where five dedicated crew members know each guest's preferences and the rhythm of days unfolds naturally around personal discovery rather than programmed entertainment. Naval architects John Schubert and Glade Johnson shaped her hull for stability and comfort over sheer speed, while Jay Minor's exterior work and the collaborative interior efforts of Intra-Design with Glade Johnson created spaces that breathe rather than overwhelm. Her 267 gross tons distribute thoughtfully across an 8.17-meter beam, creating the kind of proportional harmony that feels right whether anchored in a secluded cove or moving quietly between destinations. This is yachting stripped of excess, focused entirely on the essential pleasure of being well cared for on the water.