Only the sixth Feadship to have a fully raised wheelhouse on an upper deck, the 38.35-metre Shalimar II presented the most graceful profile of the Class of ‘74 with a bit more deck sheer and more prominent arched fashion plates complimenting her canoe stern. Even though her beam was a slim 7.50-metre, her main deck still had full walk around decks. Dick van Lent remembers this as the first yacht in which he played a major role. Her interior is by Canadian designer Arthur P. Fishman, who had done the Four Seasons in Toronto, Canada.
Only the sixth Feadship to have a fully raised wheelhouse on an upper deck, the 38.35-metre Shalimar II presented the most graceful profile of the Class of ‘74 with a bit more deck sheer and more prominent arched fashion plates complimenting her canoe stern. Even though her beam was a slim 7.50-metre, her main deck still had full walk around decks. Dick van Lent remembers this as the first yacht in which he played a major role. Her interior is by Canadian designer Arthur P. Fishman, who had done the Four Seasons in Toronto, Canada.