December
21, 2007 - Burger Boat Company, Manitowoc, Wisconsin, U.S.A.
Burger Boat Company, one of the world's most historic and
prestigious shipyards, delivered ARETI II to her owner the
morning of December 21, 2007. She will now join her sister,
ARETI I in St.Augustine, Florida until March of 2008 when
ARETI II will travel to the Mediterranean. ARETI II is the
second of two identical 127' (38.7m) tri-deck yachts completed
this year. These two identical yachts are owned by a young
Russian ndustrialist who has chosen to build two identical
yachts due to business interests that divide his time almost
equally between Russia/Europe and the U.S. This will give
him constant access to his yachts in both regions to enjoy
quiet famly time and to entertain business associates. The
ARETI exteriors are classically styled with traditionally
designed interiors featuring recessed paneled Makore and wonderfully
fluted column details throughout. The interiors, designed
by the Burger Design Team, are distinctively styled with a
simple, uncluttered elegance combining soothing tones of cream,
rust and brown. Configured with a main deck level master suite,
four large guest staterooms below decks and a lower deck sauna,
ARETI I and ARETI II are built to ABS Maltese Cross A1 Commercial
Yachting Service AMS Certification and in compliance wth MCA
Code of Practice for Safety of Larger Commercial Sailing and
Motor Vessels. Each vessel is powered by Caterpillar engines.
ARETI I and ARETI II have zero-speed stabilization and full
"glass bridge" navigation electronic systems amoung
numerous other technical attributes. ARETI I is based in the
U.S. for cruising the Eastern Seaboard, the Bahamas and the
Caribbean. ARETI II will be based in Europe for cruising the
Mediterranean, Adriatic and Aegean Seas and the Balkans. The
concept of two identical yachts is really quite practical
for an owner splitting his time between Europe and the U.S.
Why cross the Atlantic if you really don't have to?
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