HMY Victoria and Albert I

She served as a floating palace, taking Queen Victoria, Prince Albert, and the Prince of Wales on notable voyages to Malta and Alexandria. Renamed HMY Osborne in 1855, it continued royal service before retiring in 1868

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HMY Victoria & Albert. Built in 1843 at Pembroke Dockyard, this 200ft yacht featured twin paddle wheels, a steam engine, and a 33ft beam. Victorian luxury with naval innovation, it served Queen Victoria until 1855.

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HMY Victoria and Albert I: Queen Victoria’s 1st royal yacht

Launched in 1843, this 200-ft paddle steamer symbolized Britain’s naval power, blending luxury and innovation. Retired in 1855, it marked the rise of royal yachting.

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SMY Hohenzollern

Built in 1892, SMY Hohenzollern was Kaiser Wilhelm II’s luxurious imperial yacht. At 120 meters long, it combined opulence with naval innovation, hosting diplomatic voyages and attending royal regattas like Cowes Week.

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