Nautor Swan has continually tweaked and refined the Swan 54, incorporating many new features since its debut in 2015. The Swan 54 now has an integrated swimming ladder, a more premium engine throttle, a redesigned anchor lock and an improved infotainment system with remote Bluetooth connectivity.

The deck layout has been developed to meet two fundamental objectives: ensure comfortable sailing with a limited crew and provide areas designed to best enjoy life onboard. The transom opens fully into a wide swim platform allowing direct access to the sea. Similar to the deck layout, the interior has been designed to ensure maximum comfort for long periods, both under sail and at anchor.

A three-cabin interior layout, comprising a generous owner’s cabin forward with private head and shower space, and two guest suites aft, provides overnight accommodation for six. A fourth cabin is dedicated to systems and storage, but can easily be converted into a crew cabin if necessary. The large saloon is welcoming and plays host to a C-shaped settee and dinette. The chart table sits opposite. The three-metre galley is one of the largest in this class of yacht. It is located in the most stable part of the boat, allowing one to cook comfortably even while underway.

Her design is long-distance focused, and the Swan 54 cruises easily; her size and versatility make her just as suited for short day trips. This is a sailing yacht large enough for a group of six to cruise in comfort but small enough to be sailed and maintained by her owners.