Sailing yacht ELTON (ex Lunar Mist, Cinderella II) from Trident is a 31.7m/104ft sloop-rigged vessel built in 1992 and last refitted in 20121. Bill Tripp was the naval architect, and her hull is constructed of composite materials to reduce her draft and increase comfort and stability on board.

While up to 12 guests can remain on board while cruising, the overnight accommodation provides for eight guests in four ensuite cabins: one Master suite, one VIP, and two double cabins. The Master ensuite features a bathtub and shower, a sink, and a toilet. The other ensuite bathrooms are equipped with a sink, toilet, and shower. All cabins have a double bed, plenty of wardrobe space, and a skylight for plenty of natural illumination.

The lower deck hosts the guest and crew accommodation and the galley, with the area amidships dedicated to the lower lounge. There, a J-shaped sofa and armchair are placed around a coffee table to port, and an L-shaped sofa and elevated table to starboard along with movable chairs. Above is a cozy nook to port filled with a C-shaped sofa and a table that extends outwards, perfect for coffee mornings and board games together as a family.

A pair of Kohler 27kW engines give a top speed of 12.5 knots, a cruising speed of 9 knots, and a range of 1.200 nautical miles. The cockpit aft of amidships provides a comfortable place for guests to unwind in the sunshine or under a bimini shade and is furnished with C-shaped sofas on both sides, the port side having a large fold-out table for alfresco dining with the whole group.

Broad sunbeds are placed behind, followed by the helm controls, which also have their own canvas shelter for use in various weather conditions. The stern leads down to the swim platform, where a swim ladder grants access to the sea. The foredeck stores the tender, and while at anchor, guests can use this space for sunbathing, observation, and exercise.