BLUE DAWN

BLUE DAWN (previously called 452 Harlekin I; Sealord; Harlekin; Tom Kyle; Orange Moon) is a 62 metre 204 (ft) large steel vessel. Sietas Werft was the naval architect firm involved in the technical design work for BLUE DAWN. The firm is also associated with the yacht general design work. Sietas Schiffswerft completed their new build motor yacht in Germany.
She can accommodate up to 10 guests in 5 cabins.

NOTABLE FEATURES

• Huge deck space
• Al fresco dining for over 60 people
• Bar

Formally launched in 1959 with accolade in Hamburg, this historical yacht was refitted in 2005 by First Heritage Marine. The refurbishment included fitting new air conditioning system and bringing her up to INSB commercial standards.

She has an impeccable pedigree as sister yacht to Christina “O”. Her interior is spacious and is composed of high-gloss woodwork and warm soft furnishings. Key features include an al fresco dining area for over 60 guests, as well as a massive salon and bar area, ideal for parties.

BLUE DAWN’s exterior is also spacious, making her the ideal yacht for events, hosting more than 100 guests for corporate or private events such as wedding receptions. Her expansive space can also accommodate lots of water toys.

A spacious feeling is achieved with a maximum beam (width) of 9.56 metres / 31.35 ft. With a 3.35m (10.99ft) draught (maximum depth) she is fairly deep. Steel was used in the building of the hull and superstructure.

She also has an economical range of 4000 nautical miles whilst sailing at her cruising speed of 12 knots. Her top speeds are of 16 knots.