Aboard the 47.5m KASSANDRA, seven guest staterooms and a covered aft dining space support long-range private cruising.
KASSANDRA’s appeal is not confined to the silhouette of an established Feadship. The 47.5-metre yacht, delivered in 1989 and comprehensively refitted in 2022, offers an aft dining deck and seven guest staterooms, giving a party of twelve distinct ways to gather or spend time privately.
An aft deck for shared meals
Feadship’s current resale profile identifies an aft area arranged for dining alongside a separate seating space forward. The official dining photograph in the builder’s 2026 media library illustrates the yacht’s setting rather than a similar charter vessel.
An outdoor meal becomes part of the experience of an anchorage, with different conditions shaping whether the crew uses the outside area or an interior table. The maker does not disclose the tastes or routines of the current owners, and none is inferred.
Seven rooms for twelve guests
KASSANDRA has seven staterooms, including a full-beam principal suite on the main deck. The unusual distribution for a yacht of this length makes the accommodation programme relevant to family groups and guests who value separate bedrooms.
Luigi Sturchio is credited on the current resale profile for the interior, with a major interior and technical refit completed in 2022. Historical fleet pages describe earlier design stages, so the current profile is used for the refitted arrangement.
More than a beautiful interior
The yacht is a full-displacement steel-hulled Feadship designed for longer passages, with a range published at approximately 4,600 nautical miles. Her separate areas across four decks mean guests can shift between quiet time and larger gatherings.
A passage of that length still depends on load, fuel reserves and conditions, not on an unconditional range guarantee. The room arrangement and long-distance capability are documented features, not proof of a journey taking place today.
A heritage yacht with a current record
Feadship added KASSANDRA to its Resale portfolio in September 2026 in cooperation with Flagship Yachts, making the vessel’s current arrangement available through an authoritative yard source. This lifestyle review concerns dining and accommodation, not a second announcement of that brokerage mandate.
The photograph is the official Feadship dining view, unique across the three yacht sites. It is not labelled as a private event, and the source records the 2022 refit rather than inventing a new upgrade.
Official sources: feadship.nl. Historical delivery milestones and existing yacht-design features are identified as such, not presented as new events today.