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A company of<br />

<strong>ThyssenKrupp</strong><br />

Technologies<br />

Yachts<br />

<strong>ThyssenKrupp</strong> <strong>Marine</strong> <strong>Systems</strong><br />

TK


Horizons are changing<br />

Various iconoclastic yachts have recently<br />

left <strong>ThyssenKrupp</strong> <strong>Marine</strong> <strong>Systems</strong>’ new-<br />

build and refit facilities to grace the seven<br />

oceans.<br />

It is the explicit wish of many of their<br />

owners, and in concordance with our<br />

professional codes of discreet conduct,<br />

that this brochure only lists those yachts’<br />

names. But wherever these yachts may<br />

sail, their impact is large and will change<br />

horizons for ever.


Large<br />

Yachts<br />

require dedicated experts<br />

and state-of-the-art facilities.<br />

The same applies to<br />

maintenance, repair<br />

and refit programmes.


In the course of a history of building large yachts in Hamburg<br />

and Kiel, <strong>Blohm</strong> + <strong>Voss</strong>, a company of <strong>ThyssenKrupp</strong> <strong>Marine</strong><br />

<strong>Systems</strong>, has set countless benchmarks.<br />

Today, our exciting new deliveries are some of the finest, most<br />

sophisticated vessels afloat. Engineering features are cutting<br />

edge. Flight decks and adjoining helicopter hangars. Hinged<br />

transoms and cavernous shell doors enable the wet docking<br />

and dry berthing of big tenders and private submarines.<br />

Versatile, impressively powerful CODAG-WARP drive chains<br />

deliver economic trolling speeds and fast re-locatings.<br />

A <strong>Blohm</strong> + <strong>Voss</strong> yacht is imagination unlimited, driven by<br />

the client and designer teams’ creativity. Made in Germany,<br />

it is an ultimate piece of engineering built to mesmerize for<br />

generations.<br />

The LIZA Project<br />

LOA: 100.00 m (328 ft)<br />

Max beam: 16.20 m (53 ft)<br />

Design Draft: 4.50 m (14 ft)<br />

Displacement: abt. 5 200 GT<br />

Max speed: 20 knots<br />

Range: abt. 6 000 nm<br />

at 14 knots.<br />

Accommodation: 2 owners<br />

16 guests<br />

30 crew<br />

Designer: Lobanov Ltd.<br />

London/UK<br />

The STRIKER Project<br />

LOA: 101.00 m (331 ft)<br />

Max beam: 18.50 m (61 ft)<br />

Design Draft: 4.50 m (14 ft)<br />

Displacement: abt 5 800 GT<br />

Max speed: 20 knots<br />

Range abt 6 000 nm<br />

at 14 knots<br />

Accommodation: 2 owners<br />

16 guests<br />

30 crew<br />

Designer: Luiz de Basto Design,<br />

Miami/USA<br />

World Cruiser<br />

Project<br />

LOA: abt. 73 m (240 ft)<br />

Max beam: abt. 12m (40 ft)<br />

Design Draft: abt. 3.6m (12 ft)<br />

Displacement: abt. 2 000 GT<br />

Max speed: abt. 17 knots<br />

Range: abt. 4 500 nm<br />

at 14,5 knots.<br />

Accommodation: 2 owners<br />

14 guests<br />

up to 21 crew.<br />

Designer: NewCRUiSe<br />

Hamburg/Germany<br />

The 134 meter SAVARONA delivered 1931 1931▲


▲<br />

Legends<br />

Then. Today. Tomorrow.<br />

SEA CLOUD (ex-HUSSAR delivered 1933)<br />

earns her keep today as a fabulously<br />

luxurious passenger sailing ship that sets<br />

the standards for the industry.<br />

under white sails: 109 meter<br />

▲Legend Way ahead of her time: Martin Francis<br />

designed the 74m avant-garde ECO,<br />

here on sea trials in a fast turn to port.


Under the <strong>Blohm</strong> + <strong>Voss</strong> heritage, our staff are totally<br />

committed to the yacht industry.<br />

The company’s history and iconic yachts built over the<br />

past 133 years speak clearly for themselves.<br />

Headquartered on the river Elbe, <strong>Blohm</strong> + <strong>Voss</strong>’<br />

dual production facilities in Hamburg and Kiel<br />

offer:<br />

l state-of-the-art building and maintenance<br />

facilities for large to extremely large yachts<br />

(70 meters and above, no limits to either size<br />

or complexity)<br />

l refined logistic and integration systems<br />

l highly trained, skilled employees with<br />

large yacht mindsets.<br />

For generations, yachts built by <strong>Blohm</strong> + <strong>Voss</strong><br />

have been benchmarks of every era. They<br />

are the result of remarkable collaborations<br />

between clients, yards and their staff, designers,<br />

engineers, architects, artists and artisans.<br />

After delivery, the <strong>Blohm</strong> + <strong>Voss</strong> / <strong>ThyssenKrupp</strong><br />

<strong>Marine</strong> <strong>Systems</strong> involvement does not break off.<br />

Expert support personnel ensure each yacht<br />

long remains the unique statement its contractor<br />

once envisaged.<br />

Hamburg’s city skyline backdrops<br />

105 meter LADY MOURA.<br />

At 140 meters, AL SALAMAH is one of the<br />

world’s largest, most stately yachts.<br />

Built by Nobiskrug as it was member of <strong>ThyssenKrupp</strong> <strong>Marine</strong><br />

<strong>Systems</strong> / HDW-Group, the 66 meter TRIPLE SEVEN during<br />

sea trials.


127 meter six deck OCTOPUS remains one of the ultimate building challenges ever to be completed, features multiple tender<br />

garages, docking bays, twin helicopter hangers, immensely sophisticated electronics, state-of-the-art accommodations etc.


Outstanding Yachts<br />

DELIVERY nAME LOA CLIEnT<br />

1875 Hohenzollern/Kaiseradler 82m/287 ft H. M. Kaiser Wilhelm I<br />

1881 Lensahn (I) 17m/56 ft Grand Duke of Oldenburg<br />

1890 Lensahn (II) 28m/92 ft Grand Duke of Oldenburg<br />

1891 Hansa 23m/75 ft Hugo Brehmer, Leipzig<br />

1897 Ingeborg (I) 13m/43 ft G. Howaldt/Howaldtswerke<br />

1898 Kommodore II 25m/82 ft<br />

HOHEnZOLLERn, 1872 1900 Prinzessin Victoria Luise 122m/400 ft Hamburg-Amerika-Linie<br />

1901 Lensahn (III) 44m/144 ft Grand Duke of Oldenburg<br />

1904 Meteor dl<br />

1905 Ingeborg (II) 15m/49 ft Howaldtswerke<br />

1906 Käthe (I) 19m/62 ft H. n. Blunck, neumünster<br />

1908 Germania 47m/154 ft Gustav Krupp v. Bohlen und Halbach<br />

1909 Meteor IV 47m/154 ft H. M. Kaiser Wilhelm II.<br />

METEOR IV, 1909. METEOR V, 1914 1909 Bolinder VIII 22m/72 ft Bolinders Maschinenbau<br />

1914 Meteor V 48m/157 ft H. M. Kaiser Wilhelm II.<br />

1921 Kallisto 43m/141 ft Anschütz & Co.<br />

1923 nimet-Allah 71m/232 ft H. H. Abbas Hilmi II, Khedive of Egypt<br />

1923 Ripple 41m/135 ft Clifford M. Leonard, Chicago<br />

1923 Oceanus 48m/157 ft John W. Kiser, new York<br />

SAVAROnA, 1931 1923 Warrior dl C. K. G. Billings, California<br />

1923 Witta II dl Germaniawerft<br />

1923 Skeaf dl H. C. Horn, Flensburg<br />

1924 F. 26-32 dl Otto A. Erdmann, Charlottenburg<br />

1924 Vanadis 73m/239 ft C. K. G. Billings, California<br />

ATLAnTIS, 1981 1925 Caritas 48m/157 ft J. Percy Bartram, new York<br />

CHRISTInA, 1955 1926 Jezebel dl Thomas L. Chadbourne, new York<br />

1927 El Cano, WIX 145m/475 ft Private, as from 1939 USCG<br />

1927 Happy Days dl I. C. Copley, Aurora, Illinois<br />

1928 Senta 18m/59 ft<br />

1928 nourmahal abt 98m Vincent Astor, new York<br />

1928 Coronet dl Irving T. Bush, new York<br />

ATLAnTIS, 1981 1928 Queen Anne dl I. E. Emerson, Baltimore<br />

1928 Vagabondia dl W. L. Mellon, Pittsburgh<br />

1929 Cyprus dl Internat. Expl. Corporation, new York


since 1875<br />

1929 Rosenkavalier / Haida G 66m/217 ft Max C. Fleischmann, new York<br />

1929 Amida dl Ernst R. Behrend, Erle, Pennsylvania<br />

1929 Lone Star dl George F. Bourne, new York<br />

1929 Orion 102m/335 ft Julius Forstmann, new York<br />

1929 Carissima dl J. A. Talbot, Los Angeles, California<br />

1930 Chalena dl Charles E. F. McCann, new York<br />

LADY MOURA, 1990 1930 Etak dl Walter G. Ladd, new York<br />

1930 Talitha/Revler 80m/263 ft Russel Alger, USA<br />

1931 Savarona 134m/440 ft Emily Calwalader<br />

1931 Alva dl W. K. Vanderbilt, new York<br />

1931 Argosy dl Charles A. Stone, new York<br />

ECO, 1991 1931 Hussar/Sea Cloud 108m/354 ft Marjorie Post / E.F. Hutton<br />

1935 Grille 143m/469 ft Reichsmarine<br />

1955 Christina 100m/328 ft A.S. Onassis<br />

1973 Atlantis I / Issham Al Baher 115m/377 ft St. S. niarchos<br />

1981 Atlantis II 115m/377 ft St. S. niarchos<br />

AL SALAMAH, 1999 1987 Katalina / Astarte II 65m/213 ft n.n.<br />

1990 Golden Odyssey 76m/249 ft n.n.<br />

1990 Lady Moura 105m/344 ft n.n.<br />

1991 ECO/Enigma 74m/243 ft n.n.<br />

1998 Dubai 160m/525 ft n.n.<br />

TATOOSH*, 2000 1999 Al Salamah 140m/459 ft n.n.<br />

2000 Tatoosh* 92m/302 ft n.n.<br />

2003 Octopus 127m/417 ft n.n.<br />

2006 Triple Seven* 66m/217 ft n.n.<br />

2008 Siren* 73m/240 ft n.n.<br />

2008 A 119m/390 ft n.n.<br />

2008 Mayan Queen IV 93m/305 ft n.n.<br />

OCTOPUS, 2003 971 94m/308 ft<br />

978 > 160m/525 ft<br />

784 73.1m/240 ft<br />

785 72.9m/239 ft<br />

422 73.2m/240 ft<br />

423 73.8m/239 ft<br />

TRIPLE SEVEn*, 2006 424 73.3m/240 ft<br />

* These yachts were built by nobiskrug as it was member of <strong>ThyssenKrupp</strong> <strong>Marine</strong> <strong>Systems</strong> / HDW-Group.<br />

DELIVERY nAME LOA CLIEnT<br />

425 73.4m/241 ft


<strong>Blohm</strong> + <strong>Voss</strong> Repair<br />

Reference List<br />

2008<br />

PELORUS Modifications<br />

TRIPLE SEVEn Modifications<br />

TALITHA Modifications<br />

n.n. Modifications<br />

PELORUS Docking, shaft work<br />

2007<br />

LADY MOURA Topsides painting<br />

TRIPLE SEVEn Modifications<br />

ECSTASEA Modifications to exhaust gas<br />

System<br />

PELORUS Modifications<br />

TRIPLE SEVEn Modifications<br />

TALITHA Modifications<br />

2006<br />

GOLDEn ODYSSEY extensive maintenance<br />

GOLDEn SHADOW Main engine overhaul, maintenance<br />

LADY AnnE Paint work<br />

LADY MOURA Collision damage repairs<br />

MAYAn QUEEn III General repairs<br />

LE GRAnD BLEU Fire flaps replaced, main and auxiliary<br />

engine maintenance, new tender<br />

platform, modifications to owner’s area<br />

TRIPLE SEVEn Modifications<br />

2005<br />

OCTOPUS internal modifications<br />

ECSTASEA Modifications<br />

2004/05<br />

PELORUS Paint, new helicopter pad,<br />

conversions, new stabilizers<br />

2004<br />

LADY MOURA extensive maintenance, modifications<br />

2003<br />

GOLDEn ODYSSEY extensive maintenance<br />

LE GRAnD BLEU Modifications, coatings,<br />

maintenance<br />

LIMITLESS electronic engineering, interior<br />

modifications, steelwork<br />

2002<br />

LOnE RAnGER New tender crane<br />

PRInCESSA VALEnTInA Maintenance, repairs<br />

OnTARIO Substantial refit, re-engining<br />

2001<br />

LOnE RAnGER New pool area, modifications to<br />

accommodations<br />

Facilities in Hamburg (above) and Kiel (below)<br />

Restored to mint condition: The “Golden Fleet”


State-of-the-art Refits,<br />

Modernisations<br />

and Conversions<br />

<strong>Blohm</strong> + <strong>Voss</strong> expertise is an invaluable asset for any<br />

maintenance, modification or refit project, however large<br />

or complex.<br />

Considering a new interior and/or furnishings? need a heli-<br />

deck or additional space for tenders? Are the propulsion/<br />

mechanical/technical systems due for an overhaul,<br />

or perhaps refitting with the latest state-of-the-art<br />

equipment? Our yacht specialists – the qualified mindful<br />

employees yacht operators like to see aboard – provide<br />

the innovative solutions, improve beauty, raise technical<br />

excellence, sustain value.<br />

Covered floating docks protect yachts from the elements<br />

throughout each critical stage – and from non-authorized<br />

eyes. Adjacent workshops are second to none.<br />

<strong>Blohm</strong> + <strong>Voss</strong>’ service does not end at the dock gate.<br />

Complete life-cycle solutions and specialist flying squads<br />

for emergencies worldwide are prime examples of our<br />

“care-free packages” for large yachts.<br />

TALITHA shortly before docking out


<strong>Blohm</strong> + <strong>Voss</strong> Shipyards GmbH<br />

A company of <strong>ThyssenKrupp</strong> <strong>Marine</strong> <strong>Systems</strong><br />

Hermann-<strong>Blohm</strong>-Strasse 3 · D-20457 Hamburg · Germany<br />

Phone: (+49) 40 - 1800 -1540 · Fax: (+49) 40 - 1800 -2277<br />

blohmvossyachts.com · email: yachts@thyssenkrupp.com

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