1930 96ft Ted Geary Fantail 
(1 to 100 guests)

The 96 ft Ted Geary Fantail motor yacht hails to 1930.  She is coming to the SF Bay Area next year and it is time to consider booking onto this historic vessel for the major weekends of the year -- July 4, SF Airshow, NYE.  Comfortably spacious and luxurious for groups of 15 to 50, she is capable to host functions with as many as 100 guests.  She is sure to become to the Belle of the Bay when she enters service here.

Geary's Fantails are a classic example of the “golden age” of American motor yachts.  The Faintail has recently been certified by the National Park Service and California Parks as a Historic Vessel.

Learn more about Ted Geary and the legendary history of his Fantails. here

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A Little History

An elegant and stunning motor yacht that is steeped in a rich history. This impressive fantail was originally designed by the naval architect Ted Geary and built in 1930 by the Lake Union Drydock Company. Geary designed the yacht for A.W. Leonard, the owner and President of Puget Sound Power and Light, and she was given as a Valentine’s Day gift from Leonard to his wife. Due to Leonard’s involvement with the Seattle based power company, She was aptly named after the Greek goddess of light.   Although she was primarily a pleasure yacht, she also served as a military support vessel during World War II and was  used by President Reagan on a campaign trip during his bid for reelection.

Despite changing hands several times and various restorations and alterations over the years, she retains historic integrity and she embodies the distinctive characteristics of her overall design.