Bliss
2009
|Sail Yacht
S/Y BLISS A Masterclass in Performance Cruising and Refined Luxury
Sailing yacht BLISS is a striking 36.7m performance cruiser built by Yachting Developments in New Zealand and designed by the renowned Ed Dubois. As the largest composite Dubois yacht ever delivered, BLISS was built for serious world exploration, blending exhilarating sailing performance with uncompromising comfort and elegance. Since her delivery in 2009, she has remained under the care of a single dedicated owner and the same experienced captain of over 12 years.
Fresh from a €2 million refit completed in May 2024, BLISS is presented in immaculate condition with no major servicing required for the foreseeable future. Upgrades include new systems, furnishings, sails, and soft goods, ensuring she remains a top-tier option for discerning sailors and adventurers alike.
With a sleek and modern profile, BLISS features a spacious covered cockpit, a recessed foredeck jacuzzi, and a large bathing platform for seamless access to the sea and her new Williams Jet 505 tender. Her interior, designed by Design Unlimited, features bold tones and high-gloss finishes, offering a chic and contemporary ambiance. Below deck, she accommodates up to 8 guests in 3 to 4 flexible cabins, including a full-beam master suite, and is supported by a professional crew of 5.
Whether cruising remote archipelagos or entertaining guests in elegant anchorages, BLISS delivers a rare combination of performance, style, and self-sufficiency, backed by proven world-cruising capability and maintained to the highest standards.
Key Features
- Performance world cruiser with sleek Dubois naval architecture
- Maintained in class since delivery, professionally managed by 8Yachts
- Under single ownership since launch, with long-standing crew
- Recent €2 million refit (2024) – turnkey condition
- Flexible layout: 3/4 guest cabins accommodating up to 8–10 guests
- Covered center cockpit, recessed bow jacuzzi, and large swim platform
- Starlink internet for seamless global connectivity
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