Year: 2014
Manufacturer: 4Yacht, Inc.
Price: EUR 159,500,000
(US$210,827,100)
Project #967 405' Motoryacht. You have reached the pinnacle of success in your career. Don't you deserve the best the world has to offer? Imagine you and your family, or guests in one of the most luxurious yachts in the world ! With a range of 16,000 NM, this 405' stunning new Frank Mulder Design Gigayacht can cruise anywhere in the world in total comfort and security. Fully SOLAS compliant for you and your family's personal safety at sea. Unbelievable luxurious Master Suite on deck includes, luxury office area, salon, cinema room, fitness room, and two person cabin for children, personal assistant, or body guards. Ten fabulous multi-level VIP Suites with panoramic windows allow your most valued guests to relax in total luxury. Helicopter garage in the bow with retractable elevator provides the ultimate in protection and functionality for your helicopter, to better reach those remote area's.
| Fuel Hull Material Beam Max Draft Engine Make Engine Model Fuel Capacity Length at Waterline Length Overall Holding Tank Size Water Capacity Number of Engines : | Diesel Steel 59 ft 5 in 16 ft 4 in Caterpillar 3618-TA 210000 gal 354 ft 3 in 405 ft 13000 gal 13000 gal 2 |
Contact Information
| Phone: Fax | (954) 767-0220 561-828-8065 |
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