ANICCA Westport Shipyard

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A General Description of Motor Yacht ANICCA

Westport Shipyard completed the building motor yacht ANICCA in 2008. The yacht is built within the United States. ANICCA had her yacht design work compiled by Gregory C. Marshall and Gregory C Marshall. This superyacht ANICCA can sleep overnight a maximum of 10 aboard together with around 7 operating crew.

The Westport 130 was first introduced at the Fort Lauderdale Boat Show in 2001.

Building & Naval Architecture relating to Luxury Yacht ANICCA

Gregory C Marshall was the naval architect firm involved in the professional nautical plans for ANICCA. Also the company Gregory C Marshall skillfully collaborated on this project. the United States is the country that Westport Shipyard constructed their new build motor yacht in. After formal launch in 2008 in Westport Wa she was handed over to the proud new owner after sea trials. The main hull was built out of composite. The motor yacht main superstructure is fabricated largely from composite. With a width of 7.92 metres or 26 feet ANICCA has reasonable room. She has a fairly shallow draught of 1.83m (6.6ft).

Main Engines And The Speed That M/Y ANICCA is Able To Achieve:

The 12V 4000 M90 engine installed in the motor yacht is built by MTU. She is driven by twin screw propellers (schaffran 5 blades). The main engine of the ship generates 2735 horse power (or 2013 kilowatts). She is equiped with 2 engines. The sum output for the yacht is 5470 HP or 4025 KW. As for stabalisers she was built with Naiad. The bow thrusters are Wesmar.

With Superyacht ANICCA She Caters For The Following Accommodation Layout:

Apportioning cabins for a maximum of 10 visiting passengers staying on board, the ANICCA accommodates everyone luxuriously. This ship utilises circa 7 capable crew members to manage.

A List of the Specifications of the ANICCA:

Superyacht Name:	Motor Yacht ANICCA
Built By:	Westport Shipyard
Built in:	Westport Wa, United States
Launched in:	2008
Length Overall:	39.62 metres / 130 feet.
Waterline Length:	35.02 (113.8 ft)
Naval Architecture:	Gregory C Marshall, Gregory C Marshall
Gross Tonnes:	309
Nett Tonnes:	162
Displacement:	193
Hull / Superstructure Construction Material:	composite / composite
Owner of ANICCA:	Unknown
ANICCA available for luxury yacht charters:	-
Is the yacht for sale:	-
Helicopter Landing Pad:	No
The Country the Yacht is Flagged in:	Cayman Islands
Official registry port is:	George Town
Max yacht charter guests:	10
Number of Crew Members:	7
Her Engine(s) is two 2735 Horse Power or 2013 Kilowatts MTU. The Model type is 12V 4000 M90 diesel.
Total engine power output 5470 HP /4025 KW.
Cruising at a speed of 24 knots.
Top Speed:	28 nautical miles per hour.
Approximate range:	2300 at a speed of 11.5 knots.
Bunkering capacity:	37476 L.
Fresh water:	6132.00.
Gensets:	Northern Lights 2 times 65 kilowatts.
Stabalisers:	Naiad.
Thrusters:	Wesmar.
Yacht Beam:	7.92m/26ft.
Waterline Length (LWL):	35.02m/113.8ft.
Draught at deepest:	1.83m/6.6ft.

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Annica - Photo Credit Piotr Chmelewski