1939 Schooner Veliero Valentina II para fretamento

It’s eighty-five years old, yet carries a timeless elegance. Veliero Valentina II is a majestic vintage schooner, built in 1939 at the renowned Mjosundet Bat og Hydraulik shipyard in Aure, Norway.
Once a whaling vessel, it sailed the icy waters of the Norwegian Sea, crossed the English Channel, and navigated the Baltic Sea, carrying out its original mission until the mid-1990s. Since then, its soul has taken a new course.

Today, although transformed and reimagined for a new life, Valentina II still bears the unmistakable marks of its legendary past. Its sturdy lines speak of open-sea adventures and daring journeys in search of small whales.
Lovingly restored and brought to the Mediterranean through Gibraltar, the schooner has been converted into a welcoming cruise vessel, capable of hosting up to 14 passengers — all while preserving the spirit of its seafaring origins.

Where once nets were stored, guests now find spacious decks furnished with soft cushions and sunshades, designed for ultimate relaxation under the Sardinian sun.
The schooner features a large galley below deck, restroom facilities, a sound system, and an easy-access swim ladder — ensuring maximum comfort throughout the journey.

Veliero Valentina II is more than just a boat. It’s a journey through time, an elegant retreat at sea, a story waiting to be lived.