The 35.97-metre Gulf Craft motor yacht Arthur’s Way sold in a deal with Greg Hughes from Milltown Yacht Sales introducing the buyer and Justin Nystedt and Joe Lazzara of Denison Yachting representing the seller. Arthur’s Way was built in 2003 by Millennium Superyachts at the Gulf Craft shipyard in Dubai. 
Arthur’s Way, previously named Running on the Waves, boasts an elegant, innovative and inviting interior by Evan K. Marshall. She is adorned with exceptional burl wood joinery which is complemented by a light color scheme and custom furnishings. Both her exterior design and naval architecture are the work of Mulder Design.
Arthur’s Way features a unique formal dining table in her saloon that can be lowered into place from the recessed ceiling with the push of a button. By removing the dining table from this area, the saloon is transformed into a casual yet diverse lounge area. 
Arthur’s Way offers accommodation for up to nine guests overnight in four well-appointed staterooms, all with ensuite bathrooms. The full-beam king master is located on the main deck, with the remaining full-beam queen master, queen VIP, and double with a pullman located below deck.
Arthur’s Way is equipped with twin MTU engines that provide her with a top speed of 18 knots and a comfortable cruising speed of 14 knots. She had a last known asking price of $3,590,000.