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A 2019 Duchy 35 with twin Nanni 350hp shaft drives and joystick, powered privacy glass, generator and air conditioning — lying in Sydney.
Presenting Orinoco, an exceptional Duchy 35. Built in the UK under the Duchy Motor Launches marque, this yacht is recognised among the superyacht crowd as a benchmark of taste, craftsmanship and quiet confidence. She isn't loud. She doesn't need to be.
Photos don't do her justice. With an almost 4-metre beam and nearly 40 feet overall once the swim platform is counted, Orinoco feels closer to a 40-footer than a traditional 35 — unexpected volume, presence and comfort the moment you step aboard.
The heart of this yacht is the large, well-proportioned cockpit: a social space for long lunches, sunset drinks and easy entertaining. Wide seating, natural teak underfoot and a seamless connection to the saloon keep everyone together.
One of her most unusual features is powered privacy glass — the saloon windows change from clear to tinted to fully frosted at the push of a button, controlling light, heat and privacy instantly. It is a level of refinement normally reserved for much larger yachts and superyacht tenders.
Finish and feel are where the Duchy 35 separates itself. Every surface, hinge and join speaks to British craftsmanship: hand-finished timber, careful detailing and a solidity that only comes from building boats properly. Orinoco's specification is particularly individual, commissioned by an owner who knew exactly what they wanted.
Underway she delivers the composed ride the Duchy name is known for — smooth, predictable and comfortable, with a 33-knot top speed and a 19-knot cruise. At rest she draws admiration without demanding attention, equally at home arriving at a waterfront restaurant or lying in a quiet anchorage.
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