THIS IS A BIG BOAT AND IT IS NAMED AFTER A DOG
Last Wednesday, the River Liffey in Dublin was graced by the presence of "Scout," a 209-foot superyacht named after one of its owner's cherished dogs. The striking vessel, worth an estimated $85 million, has become a bit of a regular visitor to Irish waters, having previously moored in both Dun Laoghaire and Kinsale.
Owned by James Berwind, a coal industry heir and social entrepreneur with a passion for animal welfare, Scout boasts impressive features such as a fully equipped gym, cinema room, three bars, and a spacious sun deck complete with a jacuzzi.
Sightings of Scout on the Liffey quickly surfaced on social media, capturing the attention of Dubliners and tourists alike. The yacht's sleek design and imposing size made it a captivating sight against the backdrop of the city's iconic landmarks.
Scout's visit to Dublin is just one stop on its owner's ongoing journey to explore the world aboard this floating palace. Berwind reportedly uses the yacht as a "semi-permanent home," traveling with his long-term partner Kevin Clark.
The yacht's presence in Ireland has sparked curiosity and fascination among locals, highlighting the allure of superyachts and the luxurious lifestyle they represent. While Scout's stay in Dublin was brief, its visit left a lasting impression on some locals.
Owned by James Berwind, a coal industry heir and social entrepreneur with a passion for animal welfare, Scout boasts impressive features such as a fully equipped gym, cinema room, three bars, and a spacious sun deck complete with a jacuzzi.
Sightings of Scout on the Liffey quickly surfaced on social media, capturing the attention of Dubliners and tourists alike. The yacht's sleek design and imposing size made it a captivating sight against the backdrop of the city's iconic landmarks.
Scout's visit to Dublin is just one stop on its owner's ongoing journey to explore the world aboard this floating palace. Berwind reportedly uses the yacht as a "semi-permanent home," traveling with his long-term partner Kevin Clark.
The yacht's presence in Ireland has sparked curiosity and fascination among locals, highlighting the allure of superyachts and the luxurious lifestyle they represent. While Scout's stay in Dublin was brief, its visit left a lasting impression on some locals.
THIS IS A BIG BOAT AND IT IS NAMED AFTER A DOG