Iviza
Iviza was an auxiliary yawl built in 1911 by Hilditch of Carrickfergus to design 193 from the A. Mylne & Co. office. The design, designated Vaila, was produced in the same year. Measuring 27 feet on the waterline with a beam of 9.1 feet and draft of 5.7 feet, Iviza represents the auxiliary cruising yawl type that formed a significant part of Mylne's output during the early twentieth century. Current status and location of the vessel are not known.
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Sister Yachts
5 other vessels built to the same design.
Historical Context
The year 1911 marked a period of consolidation for A. Mylne & Co., which had been established in 1896. By this date, the practice was producing designs across a range of yacht types, from small cruisers to larger racing machines. Design 193 (Vaila) exemplified Mylne's approach to the auxiliary cruising yawl market—a segment that grew steadily as engine reliability improved and boat ownership became less exclusively the preserve of racing-focused clubs. Hilditch of Carrickfergus was an active builder during this era, and Iviza represents one of the documented examples of collaboration between the Mylne office and this Northern Irish yard.