01 — Approach
Halcyon Marine
The Meridian 54. Fifty-four metres of her, lying quiet enough to hear the water work along the hull.
HALCYON MARINE02 — Yard
Built Against the Weather
The Meridian is laid up in Bergen, in a shed that opens straight onto the North Sea.
Every hull is finished by the crew who will launch it. No boat leaves the yard before it has been taken out in weather worth the name.
03 — Abeam
Seen from above, she holds one line.
The camera comes around her beam. From up here the hull reads as a single line from stem to transom, which is the whole argument for building her the slow way.
04 — Horizon
Then the water opens.
The camera draws back and the coast goes with it, until there is nothing left in frame but her and the distance ahead of her.
- 54m
- Length overall
- 22kn
- Top speed
- 12
- Hulls in the series
05 — Serie
Series of 12
On application
Each hull numbered at the transom and signed by the crew who laid her up.
06 — Commissioning
The list is short.
Twelve hulls. Places are offered in order of registration, and a sea trial comes first.
Request a sea trialWe reply personally. Expect a few days.