How The Other Half Live

[BARRY]

This little dingy was in Dartmouth for the weekend,She is the Maven Queen from where we do not no

[BARRY]

Update on the super yacht,She actually the Mayan Queen,With a crew of 30,She is on route to the canary islands and then on to Barbados,This is her maiden voyage.click here

[Sloopy]

mmmmmmmmmmmm think I'll have 2 :lol:

[Louby]

:wacko: Barry how did you know where I was going to be? I told you before please do not photograph me when I am on my boat!

[BARRY]

:wacko: Barry how did you know where I was going to be? I told you before please do not photograph me when I am on my boat!

actually, It's my boat as you can see, If you look close you will see a B monogram on the top deck

[Louby]

No that B is for Bonkers, so tis mine.

[Coast]

actually, It's my boat as you can see, If you look close you will see a B monogram on the top deck

The Mayan Queen IV rolled out from the Hamburg shipyard of Blohm + Voss in 2008 and according to David Robinson, an expert on the international jet-set, the owner of the craft is the Mexican businessman Alberto Bailleres who again commissioned the designer Tim Heywood to devise the plans for this vessel which boasts an extremely distinctive hull structure. Blohm + Voss themselves claim that this mighty, 90m-long craft displaces 4,200 tonnes of water while sailing. She is currently occupying position No. 31 on the list of the best yachts although one suspects she was awarded this place on her external appearance alone given that due to top security very little is known about her engine capacity and performance abilities. Although mystery surrounds the craft’s capabilities and ownership, Robinson goes on to say that one thing we can be sure of is its origins – she’s the successor to the Mayan Queen, a 45m feeder ship

IMO NUMBER 1009479

VESSEL TYPE COMMERCIAL YACHT

HULL TYPE SINGLE HULL

GROSS TONNAGE 3.879 tons

SUMMER DWT 530 tons

BUILDER BLOHM VOSS HAMBURG - GERMANY

FLAG CAYMAN ISLANDS

VESSEL DETAILS

DIMENSIONS

BREADTH MOULDED 15,88 m

DEPTH 8,05 m

DRAUGHT 4,25 m

FREEBOARD 3800,0 mm

LENGTH B/W PERPENDICULARS 78,70 m

LENGTH OVERALL 91,95 m

COMMUNICATION CALL SIGN ZCXC8

MMSI CODE 319316000

BUILD START 2006 Jan 29

FIRST MOVEMENT 2008 Jun 24

LAUNCH DATE 2008 Mar 01

Well I can't go around calling myself Coast all of the time