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Velsheda 50

The overall shape of the Velsheda 50 made guests stop and stare at the Miami Yacht and Brokerage Show, but her details captured the attention of true yacht enthusiasts.
  • Updated: May 16, 2014

Velsheda 50 Under Way

With a heritage that dates back to 1782, Camper & Nicholsons has built some of the most beautiful yachts ever to have graced the pages of Yachting, including the legendary J Class yacht Shamrock.

Velsheda 50 Running

Lessons in longevity and timeless appeal have been incorporated in the builder’s more modern incarnations such as this, the Velsheda 50.

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A flush-mounted forward hatch is a barefoot-­friendly touch that guests will appreciate after waking from a nap on the bow’s sun pad.

Velsheda 50 Anchor Locker

Even the anchor and its push-button controls tuck neatly out of sight.

Velsheda 50 Helm

Who wouldn’t want to take a turn at this helm?

Velsheda 50 Boarding Platform

There is a hidden boarding ­platform that is summoned at the push of a button.

Velsheda 50 Interior

Expansive windows allow unobstructed views in all directions and plenty of light in the salon.

Velsheda 50 Cockpit

But why hang out inside with a cockpit like this?

Velsheda 50 Yacht

The rounded shape of the cleats mirrors the curved sheer line.

Velsheda 50 Stern View

From her wavelike sheer, rounded hull shape and brilliant brightwork to the rich-leather sun pad aft, every element of the 50 works in harmony.

Velsheda 50 Port Side

What better way can you spend a sunny afternoon?

Velsheda 50 Starboard Side

For details, contact Camper and Nicholsons. Click here to check out more Downeast Cruisers.
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