ABUNDANCE

ABUNDANCE carries the signature of two names that rarely disappoint. Her hull came out of Alloy Yachts, the New Zealand yard whose aluminium sailing yachts earned a following among owners who actually use their boats hard. Her naval architecture, exterior lines and interior all come from Hoek Design, the Dutch studio with a long pedigree in sailing yachts that look right and, more importantly, sail right. That combination was recognised at launch: ABUNDANCE took the Showboats Award for Best Sailing Yacht under 36m — a distinction that says as much about how she is built as how she looks. She belongs to a small category of yachts that genuinely do two things well. Under sail she is a performance boat, responsive and rewarding for guests who want to be on deck when the wind fills in. Between passages she is a comfortable cruiser, with a generous interior volume and a large deckhouse that changes the experience entirely on longer legs — a light, sheltered space where you can watch the sea go by without going below. That deckhouse and that volume are also what make her a credible world traveller rather than a seasonal charter yacht. Her programme reflects it: Fiji for winter 2026/27, then the Solomon Islands from 25 June to 15 July 2027, and the Philippines from 15 October to 25 November 2027 — remote cruising grounds that reward a yacht built to cross oceans and a crew used to operating far from the marina. For charterers who want real sailing, real distance and a yacht with the build quality to back it up, ABUNDANCE is a serious proposition.