NORTH SEA

Georgi Dimitrov launched NORTH SEA in 1962, when Cold War shipbuilding pushed naval engineering toward bold new territories. Her Russian Navy exterior design carries the unmistakable confidence of that era—clean, purposeful lines that speak to function over flourish, yet possess an understated elegance that has aged remarkably well. At 65.4 meters, she moves through the water with the steady authority of a vessel bred for serious voyaging, her substantial 9.32-meter beam providing the kind of stability that lets guests settle into the rhythm of ocean travel. Sultana Design's interior work transforms her naval heritage into something unexpectedly warm, where polished wood and carefully chosen textiles soften the military precision of her bones. Fourteen guests find themselves in spaces that honor her provenance while embracing modern comfort—think rich textures against clean geometry, intimate seating areas that encourage conversation over the sound of water against her hull. With nineteen crew members attending to every detail, life aboard unfolds with the kind of unhurried sophistication that only comes from a yacht with genuine character and the team to bring it to life.