1996 Lurssen Custom

Built by the German shipyard Lürssen to a custom specification, this 134-foot motor yacht combines robust aluminum construction with purposeful naval architecture designed for seaworthy performance and efficiency. Powered by twin MTU diesel engines producing 9,344 horsepower, the boat reaches speeds of 21 knots with a cruising speed around 16 to 17 knots, supported by notable fuel range for extended passages. Electric stabilizers with dynamic positioning capability provide comfort both underway and at rest.

The yacht accommodates ten guests across four en-suite cabins. The full-beam owner's suite on the lower deck includes a dressing room and bathroom with jacuzzi. The main deck features a VIP cabin, with two additional guest cabins completing the accommodation plan—all with private bathrooms and independent climate control. Crew quarters are positioned separately to maintain service autonomy. The layout distributes living spaces across multiple decks: a sun deck with lounge and solárium areas, main and upper decks that blend interior and exterior zones for entertaining and relaxation, and a well-considered flow optimized for both guest and crew operations.

The interior reflects a refined design aesthetic with quality finishes and noble materials. Navigation and safety systems include modern ECDIS, AIS, multiple radars, GMDSS communications, and centralized monitoring. Recent updates encompass engine and generator overhauls, air conditioning compressor replacement, advanced connectivity systems, and structural and hull inspections. The yacht operates under Bureau Veritas classification for unrestricted ocean cruising. Water production and substantial fuel and water capacity support operational autonomy for both private and charter use.