Pendennis, one of leading superyacht builders on the global market, announced Tuesday that the 1972 Feadship Heavenly Daze recently left Falmouth having completed her 6 month winter refit.
The refitting was primarily focused on interior restyle carried out by Wetzel Brown, a Dutch design company.
Apart from the interior makeover the overhaul included a RINA annual survey, general maintenance works with isolated deck, hull and tank repairs, together with top side repaint. In addition, the bridge electronics received a full upgrade alongside a refurbishment of her steering system and stabilizers.
The 106 feet long ship, designed by Fritz de Voogt is outfitted with a classic motor with an ability to develop 13 knots top speed.
Heavenly Daze’s oversize stabilizer, canoe stern and steel hull add up to her quality and comfortableness, while her solid dual anchor system, large water makers and abundant storage space foster a sense of safety and spaciousness at the same time.
[mappress] Shipbuilding Tribune Staff, May 2, 2012; Images: Pendennis