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Yonder Star is a remarkable 26m Don Brooke sailing yacht celebrated for her pedigree and performance. Perfectly turnkey for New Zealand and Pacific sailing, she is built for adventure. Cruise New Zealand in summer and explore the Pacific Islands in winter. Proven offshore capable, she has achieved impressive 240nm days and is known for safe, dry cruising thanks to her high topsides and protected pilothouse.
Built to exceptional standards and currently in full commercial New Zealand survey, Yonder Star is based in the Auckland Viaduct. Her commercial status allows you to offset running costs with charter income, while benefiting from the expertise of a knowledgeable partner and an experienced captain who keeps her in top condition.
The yacht is truly turnkey: fully equipped for cruising, with a wide range of water sports gear, vast deck space for relaxation, and multiple seating areas both indoors and out. Most visitors remark on her "gentleman's yacht" ambience, highlighted by glossy varnished panelling, luxurious fabrics, and elegant brass lighting. The yacht is modernised with the latest touchscreen electronics and satellite communications.
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