Mariette (yacht)

	Mariette
History
France
Name	Mariette; Kebyar; Janeen; Gee Gee IV; Cleopatras Barge II'; Le Voyageur; Guinevere; Evening Star; Mariette;
Builder	Herreshoff, Bristol
Launched	1916
Status	In service
General characteristics
Displacement	165 tonnes
Length	33.50 m (total) ; 24.30 m (hul) ;
Beam	7.20 m
Draught	4.20 m
Propulsion	786/1033 m² of sail ; 2 Caterpillar engines (180 shp) ;
Boats & landing ; craft carried	sailing cutter; gasoline launch; dingy;
Capacity	8 passengers

Mariette is a classic two-masted gaff schooner, designed and built by Nathanael Greene Herreshoff in 1915 for Harold S. Vanderbilt. She now sails out of Antibes, France, under the French flag.

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History
Mariette
France
Name	Mariette Kebyar Janeen Gee Gee IV Cleopatras Barge II' Le Voyageur Guinevere Evening Star Mariette^[1]
Builder	Herreshoff, Bristol
Launched	1916
Status	In service
General characteristics
Displacement	165 tonnes
Length	33.50 m (total) ^[2] 24.30 m (hul) ^[2]
Beam	7.20 m ^[2]
Draught	4.20 m ^[2]
Propulsion	786/1033 m² of sail ^[2] 2 Caterpillar engines (180 shp) ^[2]
Boats & landing craft carried	sailing cutter gasoline launch dingy
Capacity	8 passengers^[2]