1996 Lurssen 134

This 134-foot Lürssen motor yacht was built in 1996 with a hull and superstructure of aluminum. Designed by Beiderbeck Designs, the yacht features refined exterior lines and sophisticated interior spaces. Two MTU diesel engines deliver 6,968 horsepower, enabling a maximum speed of 20 knots and a comfortable cruising speed of 16 knots.

The yacht accommodates eight guests across eight cabins, with nine heads serving the accommodation. The layout includes a master suite, a VIP cabin, and additional guest cabins, each designed with careful attention to materials and finish. Public spaces feature lounges, dining areas, and multiple outdoor zones including a sun deck with dining and lounge seating.

Recent refits have been extensive. In 2023–2024, the yacht received new acrylic sun deck windows, underwater stern lights, and a complete overhaul of the watermaker. Both MTU main engines underwent heat exchanger cleaning and valve adjustment. The generators received new silent blocks and acoustic protection. New underwater antifouling was applied following sandblasting, anchor chains were re-galvanized, and the exhaust manifold and valves were replaced. The bridge doors received new inflatable seals, and electrical components on both generators were refreshed.

Earlier systems upgrades from 2017–2018 included four Humphree electric fin stabilizers, a new SSB radio with DSC capability, electronic engine controls, and comprehensive monitoring systems for engines, generators, and fuel tanks. Teak work was completed on the main deck and bathing platform; interior carpeting, marble, and furnishings were renewed in cabins and salons.