REMEDY

William Crealock's naval architecture shapes REMEDY into a vessel purpose-built for extended coastal exploration and island-hopping adventures across demanding waters. Offshore Yachts delivered her in 2013 with the kind of robust construction that opens up ambitious itineraries from the rugged Pacific Northwest to remote Caribbean anchorages. At 27.41 meters, REMEDY carries six guests with a beam generous enough to provide stability in open ocean conditions while maintaining the agility to navigate narrow channels and tucked-away coves that larger yachts cannot access. Crealock's dual role as both naval architect and exterior designer ensures a unified approach to her seaworthiness and visual proportions. Her 131-ton displacement and thoughtful weight distribution create a platform equally suited to multi-day passages between distant islands or leisurely coastal cruising where shallow draft anchorages reward the adventurous. Two crew members manage all operational aspects, allowing guests to focus entirely on the unfolding scenery of whatever remote coastline beckons next.