LASSE
LASSE was launched in August 1940 in Stubbekøbing, when her hull was registered. Her story has not been fully reconstructed, but "Eva" (her original name) was given by the King of Denmark before the war. , "Eva"miraculously escaped Allied bombing.
After passing between several owners and changing its name to "LASSE", the boat was used by French film director René Clément in his 1960 film "Purple Noon," starring famous French actor Alain Delon, taking the name "Marge" for the production. The most passionate scenes were shot aboard the gorgeous yacht at sea, and if Alain Delon is decidedly the hero, LASSE is also at the heart of this detective film until its end.
Special Features :
- Classique Sailing Yacht which is part of History
- Ideal for Classic Regattas
- Complete refit in 2011
News & publications
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September 14, 2023SEAZEN II: New Video
SEAZEN II's new video exhibits the extraordinary nature of this yacht. She is uniquely designed with a Japanese minimalist style in her saloon which features a traditional layout of Tatami mats and decorative elements imitating indigenous Shoji screens and sliding doors. Her 4 cabins...
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September 13, 2023LA VIDELLE : Charter Fee Reduction for September...
Crafted by the renowned Italian CN Yacht 2000 shipyard in 2006, LA VIDELLE was carefully built so that she is light and fast on the waves - making her sensational to sail. LA VIDELLE’s most recent 2023 refit further updated her to delight those on board. Her decking and cockpit serve...
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September 6, 2023FREE AT LAST : Last Summer Availabilities
FREE AT LAST was built in 2001 as a luxurious sailing yacht by the Spanish shipyard Monty North. She has a delightful teak flush deck, featuring U-shaped sofas and two large steering wheels at stern. The deck and cockpit offer ample space for dining al fresco with a relaxed atmosphere....
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