Expedition Yachts Luxury Yacht & Superyacht News

Ocea 35m Motor Yacht Classic 115 Explorer

February 01, 2012

The 35m motor yacht Classic 115 Explorer, developed by the French builder Ocea Yachts, is designed to cruise to the most secluded places. Featuring the naval architecture by Joubert/Nivelt, the Ocea Classic 115 Explorer superyacht features elegant lines and is a true ship ready for sea expeditions.

Ocea 35m Motor Yacht Classic 115 Explorer

Ocea 35m Motor Yacht Classic 115 Explorer

The luxury yacht Classic 115 Explorer comfortably sleeps 10 guests in 5 lovely staterooms. She is managed by a crew of 7 or 8. There is also a tender storage, situated on the open deck forward of the superstructure.

The Ocea super yacht Classic 115 Explorer is run by twin 608 horse power engines, delivering her a top speed of 13 knots, with a cruising speed of 10 knots. She boasts a beam of 8.40m and a maximum draught of 2.40m. The Ocea Classic 115 Explorer is certified Lloyd´s Register and MCA.

Technical Specifications of the Ocea super yacht Classic 115 Explorer

BUILDER: OCEA
NAVAL ARCHITECT: JOUBERT / NIVELT
CERTIFICATION: Lloyd’s Register/MCA
LENGTH OVERALL: 35.00 m
BEAM: 8.40 m
MAX DRAFT: 2.40 m
DISPLACEMENT: 255 tons
ENGINES: 2 x 608 bhp
MAX SPEED: 13.0 knots
CRUISING SPEED: 10.0 knots
RANGE: 4500nm @ 10 knots
FUEL CAPACITY: 41 000 lts
GUESTS: 10 in 5 staterooms
CREW: 7/8

New 75m Motor Yacht NPe75 designed by Gian Paolo Nari

January 31, 2012

The 75m motor yacht NPe75, created by the well-known Italian designer, Gian Paolo Nari, is a stunning expedition vessel. The NPe75 superyacht borns following a request from Heli-Yacht, a company specialized in helicopter staff training, and from the experience reached with the super yacht NP55 – a vessel that has been highly appreciated for its simple modern design.

New 75m Motor Yacht NPe75 designed by Gian Paolo Nari

New 75m Motor Yacht NPe75 designed by Gian Paolo Nari

The 75m luxury yacht NPe75 by Gian Paolo Nari

The 75m luxury yacht NPe75 by Gian Paolo Nari

The focus of the luxury yacht NPe75 brings two key elements of yacht design and aviation together as one seamless package which enables Gian Paolo Nari to design a vessel with all the safety aspects required to embark an helicopter aboard of super yachts.

Super Yacht NPe75

Super Yacht NPe75

NPe75 Superyacht - view from above

NPe75 Superyacht - view from above

12 guests can be easily accommodated on board the Gian Paolo Nari super yacht NPe75, looked after by a crew of 22. She offers a master stateroom, five guest cabins and one convertible cabin.

Gian Paolo Nari Super Yacht NPe75

Gian Paolo Nari Super Yacht NPe75

NPe75 Superyacht Exterior

NPe75 Superyacht Exterior

Run by the twin Caterpillar 3516-DI´s rated 2,000 kW 1,600 rpm engines, the NPe75 megayacht reaches a maximum speed of 20 knots and comfortably cruises at 17 knots. Boasting a steel hull and an aluminium superstructure, the NPe75´s beam is of 14.20m (46.58ft) and her draught of 3.30m (12.46ft).

On board the luxury yacht NPe75

On board the luxury yacht NPe75

The 75m Expedition Yacht NPe75 by Gian Paolo Nari

The 75m Expedition Yacht NPe75 by Gian Paolo Nari

JFA 43m Super Yacht Axantha II nominated for the 2012 World Superyacht Awards

January 27, 2012

JFA Yachts is happy to announce that their 43m motor yacht Axantha II has been nominated for the 2012 World Superyacht Awards in the category “Displacement Motor yacht of below 500GT”. The ceremony will be held in Istanbul, Turkey on 5 May, 2012. Designed by the Naval Architect Vripack, the Axantha II superyacht has been delivered in April 2011.

JFA luxury motor yacht Axantha II Credit: B. Stichelbaut/JFA

JFA luxury motor yacht Axantha II Credit: B. Stichelbaut/JFA

Axantha II Superyacht Credit: B. Stichelbaut/JFA

Axantha II Superyacht Credit: B. Stichelbaut/JFA

The Luxury Yacht Axantha II - bird´s view Credit: B. Stichelbaut/JFA

The Luxury Yacht Axantha II - bird´s view Credit: B. Stichelbaut/JFA

JFA Super Yacht Axantha II - view from above Credit: B. Stichelbaut/JFA

JFA Super Yacht Axantha II - view from above Credit: B. Stichelbaut/JFA

The luxury yacht Axantha II is by her shape and her profile thought for faraway destination. Her aluminium hull and superstructures, give her a moderate displacement which, combined with reasonably sized engine, allow her to reach a speed of 14.8 knots. A consumption of only 110 litres at 11.5 knots, offers 6795 miles autonomy, ideal for ocean voyage.

Axantha II Superyacht Wheelhouse

Axantha II Superyacht Wheelhouse

The interior layout and passengers flow intend to offer guests the enjoyment of all outdoor aft areas, i.e. the lounges and access to the sea. As for the forward part, it is dedicated for the crew and has direct access to the forward deck. This large and clear forward deck (or tender deck) enables the storage of two 5.6m ribs, perfectly equipped for one day expeditions.

Super Yacht Axantha II - Main saloon

Super Yacht Axantha II - Main saloon

Main saloon on board the 43m luxury yacht Axantha II

Main saloon on board the 43m luxury yacht Axantha II

JFA super yacht Axantha II, which amounts to no less than 340 square meters of interior arrangements, can comfortably accommodate eleven guests and eight crew members. The interior layouts are made in stained cherry wood, the floors, in either teak or douka, are accented by a wenge edge. Great care was paid to sound and vibration insulation, the sound levels measured in various zones attest to a extremely quiet vessel.

JFA motor yacht Axantha II Master cabin

JFA motor yacht Axantha II Master cabin

Main Characteristics of the Axantha II superyacht by JFA Yachts:

L.O.A.: 43 m
LWL : 38.8 m
B.O.A. 8.75 m
Draft : 2.5m
Displacement: 305 t half load
Engines : 2x 750 Hp
Gensets : 2x 80 kW + 1x 50 kW
Cruise speed : 12.5 knots
Range : 6795 nm à 11.5 knots
Capacity : 11 guests – 8 crew members

New designs based on the 73m expedition yacht Pegaso platform by Pegaso Marine, Moore Yacht Design and Freire

January 26, 2012

Moore yacht design have been asked by Pegaso Marine to create some new exterior designs utilising the 73m expedition yacht Pegaso platform. The Pegaso superyacht, which was built by Freire Shipyard in Spain, was born out of the requirements of a seasoned Owner, who wanted a World Class vessel, with which to travel the oceans.

73m luxury motor yacht PEGASO

The 73m luxury motor yacht PEGASO

The vessel is to be as comfortable exploring the Amazon Delta as it would be in the Cote d’Azur, with a tank capacity of 10,000 miles at a reasonable 14 knots cruising speed. This would allow the luxury yacht Pegaso to travel to places away from civilization for days on end. ICE class, Dynamic positioning, commercially certified helipad, 5-person submarine and 4 tenders all add to the truly “go anywhere” capabilities. The vessel moves the styling away from the stereotype inelegant boxy exploration vessel into a unique more elegant “yacht like” shape.

Triangular faceted form giving the yacht a muscular masculine feel

Triangular faceted form giving the yacht a muscular masculine feel

Andy Moore of Moore Yacht Design carried out the initial phase of exterior design on the original vessel whilst working at H2 Yacht Design and was subsequently asked by Pegaso Marine to finish off the original design after leaving H2 and setting up his own studio. It was therefore a natural progression for Moore Yacht Design to be asked to produce some new exterior designs building on the previous successful working relationship.

Moore Yacht Design created 73m superyacht based on the Pegaso platform

Moore Yacht Design created 73m superyacht based on the Pegaso platform

Showcased are two different styles of design, based on the 73m super yacht Pegaso platform, the first being a triangular faceted form giving the yacht a muscular masculine feel. This vessel is unique in appearance but still manages to retain a yacht feel. The second design is more elegant and curvaceous in form and has no helideck, although utilises the same platform. Both these designs have flexible layouts that can be adapted to client’s unique requirements. Moore yacht design has several other variations on the drawing board.

More elegant and curvaceous yacht design called 'SHE'

More elegant and curvaceous yacht design called 'SHE'

Andrew Moore designed motor yacht SHE for Pegaso Marine

January 26, 2012

Motor yacht SHE was developed by Andrew Moore of Moore Yacht Design. He was asked by Pegaso marine to create a series of new designs based around the existing platform of the 73.6m expedition yacht Pegaso, completed at Freire shipyard in Spain last year. The SHE superyacht is a stunning vessel, featuring a smooth, streamlined form.

Andrew Moore designed motor yacht  SHE

Andrew Moore designed motor yacht SHE

Unlike the original design which is a go anywhere exploration yacht, featuring a sliding helipad and a large garage housing a submarine the luxury yacht design called SHE is a vessel designed for cruising rather than out and out exploration, which has resulted in changes to her layout.

The large garage of the original design has been halved as the super yacht SHE does not house a submarine. The new space forms a large beach club on the starboard side for leisure and relaxation with a new tender store for water toys on the port side. By keeping this area closed rather than having walk around sidewalks it retains an attractive feature of the original vessel – the security. It is hard to gain access to the yacht from the aft end if the doors are shut.

The laboratory of the original design has been changed to a gym freeing up the space taken up two decks above in the original yacht to be a sky lounge that leads directly out onto an intimate outdoor seating area. The owner’s suite has moved down 2 decks and is no longer on the sun deck thus creating a larger outdoor bathing and relaxation area on the sundeck. By doing this it has allowed the bridge to be moved up a deck much improving the vision for the captain out of the yacht.

A ship called she superyacht´s sketch

SHE superyacht´s sketch

Another key design change is due to the absent helideck giving the new profile a more sleek and elegant look. Apart from large beach club/tender area this design is much more conventional than that of the original Pegaso and is intended to appeal to a different client – one that spends more time living and entertaining onboard than going out doing activities off the yacht. By utilising the same technical platform as the original this design will work from the outset and will reduce the development time considerably should it go ahead.

The form of the exterior is inspired by two conflicting inspirations, the female form and Japanese samurai swords. The female figure, elegant and graceful influences gentle, tapering lines and full bodied curves. The samurai sword inspired the stainless steel detailing, giving the yacht a crisp, shiny sharpness that compliments and emphasises the form. Together the influences generate a crisp, powerful vessel with strong curves cut off through the midships section to give a sharp yet curvaceous modern look.

Overall this design is beautiful, timeless and sophisticated with a natural balance. SHE is light and agile with just the right amount of power and vigour. It very much backs up the statement of why a ship is always called she.

The First 32m Drettmann Explorer Yacht in Build

January 19, 2012

The German shipyard, Drettmann Yachts has started works on their first 32m Drettmann Explorer Yacht (DEY) from the Drettmann´s new explorer yacht line. The DEY superyacht is the first vessel to be built by the Drettmann-Sunrise Group. In fact, she is being constructed at the Sunrise yard in Turkey´s Antalya, with design and engineering by Drettmann´s in-house team and Focus Yacht Design.

The 32m Drettmann Explorer Yacht

The 32m Drettmann Explorer Yacht

The Drettmann Explorer Yachts have been designed to experience the sea at first hand, exploring new territory as well as enjoying water sports, and not only. The compact, masculine exterior and the surprisingly spacious interior of the 27 to 37-metre DEY vessels provide the perfect conditions for maximum maritime fun.

Drettmann Explorer Yacht - rear view

Drettmann Explorer Yacht - rear view

There is plenty of room on board for yacht tender, surfboards, diving equipment and water toys – but not at the expense of the yacht characteristics one would expect, such as comfort, elegance and prestige. On the contrary, both interior and exterior of the DEY line are sure to delight thanks to their unique artless charm. The Drettmann Explorer Yachts are far removed from the mainstream and primed for adventure. They are simply iconic.

Drettmann Explorer Yachts´ Luxurious Interior

Drettmann Explorer Yachts´ Luxurious Interior

The 32m luxury yacht DEY is planned to be presented at the 2013 Cannes boat show and Monaco boat show, while both Drettmann´s lines, the Drettmann Explorer Yachts as well as the Drettmann Motor Yachts will be on display at the 2012 Dusseldorf Boat Show (January 21-29), in hall 6 at stand number D21 and D22.

Moonen Yachts start outfitting Moonen 100 Explorer Superyacht YN195

January 16, 2012

The well known Dutch Moonen shipyards have announced that they started outfitting their latest explorer yacht Moonen 100 YN 195, while their fully custom 42m Motor Yacht Sofia III (complete with three-man sub) and the new high-speed Moonen 82 Alu yacht are also under construction at the yard. Developed in collaboration between Moonen Yachts and Vripack Naval Architects, the all-new Moonen 100 explorer yacht is the fourth explorer-type superyacht built by Moonen after the 90′ Commercial Break  and the 92′ Poseidon yacht (2003) as well as the award-winning 114 feet long My Issue, now known as motor yacht Beluga, from 2006.

Moonen 100 Explorer Yacht Hull arrives at Moonen Yachts

Moonen 100 Explorer Yacht Hull arrives at Moonen Yachts

As construction continues apace on the Moonen 100 Explorer, the exceptionally smooth lines of this robust exhibition-style vessel are becoming clear for all to see. The yacht combines major fuel efficiencies with superior live aboard facilities for owners who are very involved in the build and looking forward to travelling the world in exceptional comfort after the launch in the spring of 2013.

Moonen 100 superyacht by Moonen Yachts

Moonen 100 superyacht by Moonen Yachts

“Over the past five decades, we have built up an impressive fleet of motoryachts that share an irreplaceable Moonen quality,” says managing director Emile Bilterijst. “The fact that we are able to offer entirely distinctive types of motoryachts such as explorer, high-speed, displacement and fully custom built– is exceptional in today’s market. And the way we create these superyachts for such a diverse group of owners in terms of nationality, age and sailing experience further reinforces our ability to offer premium Dutch quality at genuinely competitive prices.”

There is diversity in terms of size too. The timeless elegance of a Moonen is available in lengths between 65 and 150 feet (20 to 45 metres). “Cross-fertilisation is also possible between these categories,” adds Bilterijst.” For instance, clients could opt for a high speed custom yacht. No other yard of Moonen’s pedigree offers such a comprehensive variety of choice – and backs it up with past experience and current orders.”

Moonen Yachts team up with Bols to create cocktails of perfection

Moonen Yachts team up with Bols to create cocktails of perfection

The sheer diversity of the Moonen portfolio is being illustrated in a fun way by a partnership with Bols, the world’s oldest distillery brand. They have teamed up to create four cocktails that visualise the different types of yachts Moonen builds. These are then served by professional bar tenders at boat shows and other events, as those who were at the Monaco Yacht Show may – or may not – remember!

Works on the Moonen 100’ explorer yacht YN195 in progress

January 12, 2012

Moonen Shipyards in the Netherlands is making exceptional progress with the building of a long distance explorer-type motor yacht YN195. The all-new Vripack designed Moonen 100 YN195 superyacht is a robust exhibition-style vessel that features unique smooth lines. Mixing up major fuel efficiencies with comprehensive live aboard facilities, this compact Explorer will permit her owners – who are extensively involved in the construction – to truly travel the world in extraordinary comfort.

MOONEN 100' Explorer yacht YN195 designed by Vripack - Image courtesy of Vripack

MOONEN 100' Explorer yacht YN195 designed by Vripack - Image courtesy of Vripack

Vripack and Moonen Shipyards have teamed up in specifying the concept for a Moonen repeat owner who plans to travel the world. Vripack has been responsible for the design, naval architecture, engineering and interior design, while Moonen takes care of the detailed and interior engineering of this gracious expedition vessel. The hull and superstructure are build and outfitting is scheduled to start in February. The yacht is slated for launching in the spring of 2013.

Because the Moonen 100 super yacht YN195 will travel exceptionally long distances Vripack Naval Architects designed her with high levels of fuel-efficiency that increase the range, reduce costs and minimise the yacht’s environmental impact. This has been achieved by an efficient hull shape, bulbous bow, sophisticated weight-saving measures, and highly efficient propellers and engines giving her a range of 5,000 Nm at 10 knots. Comfort is also given a priority, with low noise and vibration levels, an exceptional sea-keeping performance and impressive stability at anchor.

The layout of the luxury yacht YN195 features three large suites in order to optimise comfort for the passengers. There will also be a well-equipped gym in the lazarette for the necessary exercise during lengthy voyages, while the sundeck will have all the features of a normal displacement yacht. Vripack design Studio created an interior around a ‘caravan’ theme, taking the exotic colours of an Istanbul market, camels and eastern herbs as its inspiration.

The model of the new Moonen 100 YN195 will be on display during BOOT Düsseldorf at the Moonen´s booth located in the heart of the Dutch pavilion, Hall 07A number F24.

Technical Specifications of the Moonen 100 YN195 Superyacht:

LOA: 31.00 meters

Beam maximum: 7.50 meters

Draught maximum: 2.18 meters

Hull: Round-bilge displacement

Stern: Transom with bathing platform

Fuel: 37,000 liters

Performance: With twin Caterpillar C 18 Acert engines rated 448 bkW

Maximum speed: 13.0 knots at 10 knots

Range at economical speed: 5,000 nm at 10 knots

Styling: Vripack & Moonen Shipyards

Interior Design: Vripack

Naval Architecture: Vripack

System Engineering: Vripack & Moonen Shipyards

Interior Engineering: Moonen Shipyards

Classification: Lloyd’s Register

75 Marlow Explorer Yacht MISS KULANI available for luxury yacht charter in TAHITI

January 10, 2012

Escaping the European winter or simply looking for a vacation to unwind after a busy holiday period? Charter yacht MISS KULANI could be just the right vessel for you! Based all year round in stunning charter destination Papeete in TAHITI,  motor yacht MISS KULANI offers impressive layout for 6-8 guests in four cozy staterooms including a beautiful VIP room.

MISS KULANI charter yacht in Tahiti - Photo by Tim McKenna Photography©

MISS KULANI charter yacht in Tahiti - Photo by Tim McKenna Photography©

Captain Stanley Chave, originally from Papeete, will make sure your romantic South Pacific charter holiday on board of the 75 Marlow Explorer yacht MISS KULANI  is like no other. The region offers miles of fine, white sandy beaches and crystal clear, turquoise water as far as the eye can see.

75 Marlow Explorer yacht MISS KULANI based in Papeete in Tahiti all year round - Photo by Tim McKenna Photography©

75 Marlow Explorer yacht MISS KULANI based in Papeete in Tahiti all year round - Photo by Tim McKenna Photography©

Chartering at US$ 31,500 per week plus expenses, Miss Kulani superyacht was launched in 2010 and is the newest yacht based in the stunning Papeete, Tahiti all year around. Her beautiful interior features a Holly teak flooring throughout. The main deck is open, airy and light. The main salon features a settee to Starboard with occasional chairs to port. Further forward on the port side there is a built-in hidden sink, fridge, and icemaker. On the starboard side there is a bar with stool seating for 3. The entertainment system in the main salon features surround sound, a 50” retractable TV/DVD and an iPod docking station. Forward of the salon there is a small staircase leading to galley and informal dining area.

Enjoy your charter holidays in TAHITI - charter luxury yacht MISS KULANI  -Photo by Tim McKenna Photography©

Enjoy your charter holidays in TAHITI - charter luxury yacht MISS KULANI -Photo by Tim McKenna Photography©

The galley and dining area features an informal wrap-around settee dining for 8. The table has extra leaf to pull out allowing more space. The “Country Kitchen” style galley offers amazing panoramic views forward and produces fine cuisine to enjoy throughout your charter. There is a staircase to Bridge, along with access to Bow and staircase forward to guest accommodations directly below.

Refreshment on board charter yacht MISS KULANI in TAHITI - Photo by Tim McKenna Photography©

Refreshment on board charter yacht MISS KULANI in TAHITI - Photo by Tim McKenna Photography©

Explorer motor yacht MISS KULANI offers a great aft deck that is shaded with 2 built in settees. From the aft deck, there is access to the Bridge Deck and the swim platform where there is a fresh water shower and rod holders for fishing.

Taking in the beautiful turquoise waters of Tahiti on board charter yacht MISS KULANI - Photo by Tim McKenna Photography©

Taking in the beautiful turquoise waters of Tahiti on board charter yacht MISS KULANI - Photo by Tim McKenna Photography©

The Bridge area is Guest-friendly with an informal wrap-around settee with adjustable table so you can enjoy watching the Captain navigate first hand. In the Bridge area there is also a wine cooler, built-in hidden sink, fridge and icemaker on the Port side. From here there is also access to bow where there is 2 lounge chairs.

Al fresco dining - luxury yacht MISS KULANI - Photo by Tim McKenna Photography©

Al fresco dining - luxury yacht MISS KULANI - Photo by Tim McKenna Photography©

The Sundeck onboard motor yacht MISS KULANI offers ample sunning area with 2 lounge chairs. There is a Miele electric grill and a hidden sink. The Solar panels above that help with the air-conditioning make MISS KULANI an eco-friendly yacht. The Tender is also stored on the Sundeck.

Dining on board of Miss Kulani charter yacht - Photo by Tim McKenna Photography©

Dining on board of Miss Kulani charter yacht - Photo by Tim McKenna Photography©

M/Y MISS KULANI has a crew of 3 and charters in the idyllic waters of Tahiti, based in Papeete year round. She can reach speeds of 22-26 knots.

Dinner at sunset aboard luxury TAHITI charter yacht MISS KULANI - Photo by Tim McKenna Photography©

Dinner at sunset aboard luxury TAHITI charter yacht MISS KULANI - Photo by Tim McKenna Photography©

More about TAHITI charter vacations:

One of the best ways to explorer the ‘Jewel of the South Pacific’  – TAHITI is to charter a luxury yacht, explore the spectacular islands and be captured by the beauty and romance of the Tahitian Islands.

Beautiful TAHITI - Photo by Tim McKenna Photography©

Beautiful TAHITI - Photo by Tim McKenna Photography©

Tahiti is a French archipelago, lying in the middle of the Pacific Ocean roughly between Australia and America and is officially known as the Society Islands. Tahiti is a unique combination of lush tropical atolls and volcanic peaks rising up from lagoons. These islands include Raiatea, Tahaa, Bora Bora and Huahine. As you approach each island of Tahiti you will experience the gracious welcome of the gentle people.

Miss Kulani motor yacht double stateroom - Photo by Tim McKenna Photography©

Miss Kulani motor yacht double stateroom - Photo by Tim McKenna Photography©

Tahiti is ever gaining increasing popularity as a top yacht charter destination due to its incredible beauty and its reasonable accessibility from the US. From the tropical Paris of Papeete to the untamed beauty of the islands, Tahiti will capture your heart. After a luxury yacht charter vacation around Tahiti, you will remember her as a paradise on earth.

Miss Kulani twin cabin - Photo by Tim McKenna Photography©

Miss Kulani twin cabin - Photo by Tim McKenna Photography©

If you would like to no more about chartering the 75 Marlow Explorer yacht MISS KULANI, please do not hesitate to contact our friendly team and let us organise you the best and most relaxing charter holiday you have ever experienced.

Miss Kulani yacht interior - Photo by Tim McKenna Photography©

Miss Kulani yacht interior - Photo by Tim McKenna Photography©

Columbus Explorer 200′ yacht due to be delivered in 2014 by Palumbo

January 05, 2012

Motor Yacht Explorer 200´ by Columbus Yachts is  a beautiful 60m vessel currently under construction at the Palumbo shipyard in Naples, Italy. Explorer 200´ superyacht is due to be delivered in 2014.

Columbus 60m motor yacht Explorer 200´

Columbus 60m motor yacht Explorer 200´

Powered by twin MTU 12V4000M63 – twin 1492kW at 1800 rpm, Columbus luxury yacht Explorer 200´ reaches a maximum speed of 17 knots and comfortably cruises at 16 knots. Her beam is of 10.20m and her draft of 3.30m.

Explorer 200´ Superyacht

Explorer 200´ Superyacht

General Descriptions of the 60m super yacht Explorer 200´:

1. Main Dimension
Lenght Overall 60 m
Lenght at Waterlin 53.10 m
Breadth 10.20 m
Draft 3.30 m

2. Full Load Displacement and Draft
Light Displacement 645 Tons
Full Load Displacement 752 Tons

3. Tanks Capacity
Fuel Oil 130,000 lt
Fresh Water 28,000 lt
Black Water 4,120 lt
Gray Water 900 lt

4. Main Engines
2xMTU 12V4000M63 – 2x1492kW at 1800 rpm

5. Main and Emergency Generators
2x200kW – 1x100kW

6. Speed
Maximum Continuous Speed 17 knots
Cruising Speed 16 knots

7. Range
At 16 knots 3000 miles
At 13 knots 5500 miles