The confidential "Quantum Blue" project is now completed and appears to be handed over.
The final name is actually "Quantum Blue". Sometimes the project name has nothing to do with the final name. The displacement superyacht stretches 104-meters long with an impressive beam in the region of 16.80-meters or around 55.44-feet overall. Built with a steel hull and aluminum superstructure to a design by Tim Heywood, the Topaz-esq superyacht has an interior by the firm Alberto Pinto. Quantum Blue was the last of three superb superyachts to be delivered by Lurssen in 2014. Since delivery the other two, 66-meter "Ester III" and 95-meter "Kismet" have crossed the Atlantic to Caribbean Winter cruising grounds. Quantum Blue rises five decks above the waterline offering many amenities for her owner and guests. Although Lurssen has not commented on her features due to confidentiality, we know QB has a large pool situated on the forward sundeck. She also has facility for a helipad spot on her bow and when not in use it can be securely railed around. Her tenders are carried in a dedicated full-beam garage in the aft part of the hull/lower deck. At the time QB launched she was the second largest superyacht to touch water in 2014 only behind the Fincantieri 140-meter "Ocean Victory".
The first images of the 71.5m/234’58” superyacht PROJECT 819 have been unveiled by Feadship as the yacht hit the water during her technical la
September.16.2019
The first photos of the 95m/312ft superyacht PROJECT 1009, currently in-build at Feadship, have been revealed by the shipyard.&
September.03.2019
The 56m/184′ motor yacht BABA’S has been delivered to her owner in the US.
August.28.2019
The 38m yacht concept FD125 is the new addition to the Horizon FD series which has been presented by Horizon Yachts in coll
August.20.2019
The third unit in the successful SW96 miniseries by Southern Wind, high-performance sailing yacht AMMONITE is taking shape.
August.08.2019
