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Sweet Dreams sold by Fraser

22 July 2009 • Written by Malcolm MacLean

News just in this morning from Giulio Riggio in the Palma office of Fraser Yachts that he's sold the 31m Sweet Dreams in an in-house deal. Built by Fipa-Maiora in 1992, she accommodates 10 guests in a master plus four twins and her planing hull gives her cruising speed of 24 knots. Sweet Dreams was asking €2.65 million.

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