Camargo IV
1960
This is Camargo IV
The start of the Swinging Sixties saw the pendulum of superyacht construction reach a whole new level with the launch of Camargo IV. Meeting her owner’s desire for central air-conditioning, retractable stabilizers, radar, autopilot gear, televisions, an Ampex hi-fi, a desalination installation and water treatment plant required a move from 110-volt battery banks to AC generators. As well as proving that home-from-home comforts could be added to a Feadship, Camargo IV pioneered a new wave of noise & vibration attenuation. Incidentally, it was also one of the first designs by Frits de Voogt after joining the firm after father Henri suffered a stroke near in 1958.
Specifications
| Hull | 570 |
| Year | 1960 |
| Length | 35.25m / 115′7″ |
| Beam | 6.60m / 21′7″ |
| Draught | 2.00m / 6′6″ |
| Launch name | Camargo IV |
| Previous names | Smooth Operators, Lauvonnia, Evita, Friedricke, Star Mist |
| Current name | Eutopia |
