Aveline

A full-displacement hull is the design decision behind Aveline, built for a steady ride rather than outright speed. Horizon completed her in 2021 as a 28-metre motor yacht of 175 gross tonnes, built in GRP throughout. She sleeps eleven guests across five cabins, with a crew of six to run her.

Build and provenance

Horizon delivered Aveline in 2021 as a monohull motor yacht with a GRP hull and GRP superstructure, a straightforward build beneath a displacement profile. At 175 gross tonnes on a 28-metre length, she carries genuine interior volume without the structural demands of a planing hull. For a buyer, that combination points to a yacht built for settled days aboard rather than fast point-to-point runs.

Layout and accommodation

Eleven guests sleep across five cabins, and a crew of six looks after them, a ratio that favours attentive service over a lean weekend crew. That crew size also signals a yacht kept properly staffed, which matters as much to day-to-day upkeep as it does to a week aboard.

Performance and engineering

Aveline cruises at 12 knots, the pace her full-displacement hull was drawn for. A buyer should read that figure as a statement of intent: a yacht built to sit steady at sea and cover ground without drama, not one optimised for speed.

Where she lies and how to see her

Aveline lies in Hong Kong. Boatcrowd arranges viewings there and attends them alongside you, and once an offer is accepted we bring in the survey and sea trial before handover.