Feadship 101.5m Sees Light of Day

The remarkable 101.50-metre new build project has left the construction hall of the Feadship yard on Kaag Island. She is the crowning glory of all yachts produced to date by Royal Van Lent, who will own and operate her upon completion, as a showpiece of Feadship excellence.

The move outside will allow completion of the commissioning of the engine room systems and radio equipment, as well as final works on the upper deck and mast. This unprecedented new yacht will be completed in the spring, after heading out to sea through the newly enlarged Juliana Lock in Gouda.

This exceptional example of a pure custom creation is the first Feadship to be fully compliant with the new Passenger Yacht Code regulations, allowing more than the usual twelve passengers. It is also the first Feadship to cross the 100-metre mark. Her vast size has been used to great effect across six decks of sumptuous facilities and technical excellence, including a fully operational helicopter pad.

The sun deck is home to an observation lounge, bar and Jacuzzi, while the bridge deck includes a large terrace with outdoor cinema. A vast owner’s deck includes a beautiful fullbeam stateroom with double bathrooms, dressing rooms and a sauna, a forward terrace with Jacuzzi, a private office and a study, a lounge and a spacious aft deck area for lounging with a dining table for twenty.

Among the many fine features found on the main deck is a 6-metre contraflow swimming pool complete with its own waterfall. The lower deck is home to an ultra-high definition cinema, a lounge area below the glass-bottom swimming pool, a beach club and a wellness centre. The yacht has been designed as the ideal place for its sixteen guests to enjoy themselves and entertain.

The facilities offered by the yacht’s audio-visual system are astonishing even by Feadship standards. For instance, the elevator shaft is faced with an interactive video wall throughout the five decks. The glass corridor through the engine room features an all-purpose interactive screen offering images from the underwater camera plus the latest information on the yacht’s location, propulsion and systems.

The yacht’s exterior was designed by Tim Heywood. Its comprehensive and unprecedented implementation of the new Passenger Yacht Code regulations has enabled Feadship to create a bespoke interior with veneers, leathers and other exotic materials that are all fully compliant with these new rules. The yacht is certified for chartering with helicopter operations.

Technical Specifications Type:

Twin screw motor yacht, steel hull and aluminium superstructure

Length overall: 101.50m 333’0”
Beam overall: 14.10m 46’3”
Draught (loaded): 4.10m 13’5”
Max. speed: 22 knots
Range: 5,000 nautical miles
Fuel capacity: 256,000 litres; 58,118 US gallons
Fresh water capacity: 56,000 litres; 13,210 US gallons

Design
Naval architect: Feadship De Voogt Naval Architects
Exterior design: Tim Heywood Design

Propulsion
Main engines: 4x MTU 16V4000M73, 2560 kW @ 1970 rpm
Generators: 2x MTU 12 V2000 M51A T1/3 463 EKW/578,75 KVA 1x MTU 12 V2000 M41A T2/3 540 EKW/675 KVA

Main propellers: 2x Rolls-Royce 5-bladed controllable pitch propellers
Stabilizers: QC-2600 XT stabilizer system with 2x QP30/30 HPU & XT T2

Accommodation
Charter Guests: 16-20 guests: six guest staterooms, one VIP full-beam stateroom, double owner’s stateroom, up to four additional guests in lower deck cabins.

Crew: Captain’s cabin plus ample accommodation for crew.