NAOS Costruzione E Charter Yachts Diporto (Ccyd)
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A Summary of Sailing Yacht NAOS
Coming from the struzione E Charter Yachts Diporto (Ccyd) ship building company in Italy the NAOS is 32 m 106 (ft) in length. Completed in 1992 the modern interior design promulgates the yachting ideals emanating from the boards of Andrew Winch. Superyacht NAOS is able to accommodate up to 6 passengers with 4 professional crew. She can reach a high speed of 12 knots.
The New Build & Yacht Design of Luxury Yacht NAOS
Ron Holland Design was the naval architect involved in the formal nautical design work for NAOS. Also the company Ron Holland Design successfully collaborated on this undertaking. Interior designer Andrew Winch was employed for the internal interior styling. In 1992 she was actually launched to accolade in Venezia and post sea trials and finishing touches was afterwards handed over to the yacht owner. struzione E Charter Yachts Diporto (Ccyd) completed their new build sailing yacht in Italy. The core hull was built out of aluminium. The sailing yacht superstructure is fabricated extensively from aluminium. With a width of 6.95 metres or 22.8 ft NAOS has moderate interior. She has a reasonably deep draught of 3.51m (11.5ft). She had refit maintenance and changes carried out by 2007.
The Main Engines And The Crusie Speed That S/Y NAOS is Able To Achieve:
The 12V 183 AA91 engine powering the yacht is built by MTU. Her propulsion units are a single screw propeller. The main engine of the ship gives 420 horse power (or 336 kilowatts). She is fitted with 1 engines. The combined thrust for the boat is accordingly 420 HP or 336 KW.
On Superyacht NAOS She Caters For The Following Guest Accommodation Layout:
Offering cabins for a maximum of 6 yacht guests staying on board, the NAOS accommodates them in luxury. This ship has room for approximately 4 proficient crewmembers to run.
A List of the Specifications of the NAOS:
Superyacht Name: | Sailing Yacht NAOS |
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Built By: | Costruzione e Charter Yachts Diporto Srl (CCYD) |
Built in: | Venezia, Italian |
Launched in: | 1992 |
Refitted in: | 2007 |
Length Overall: | 32.28 metres / 105.9 feet. |
Waterline Length: | 25.09 (82.3 ft) |
Naval Architecture: | Ron Holland Design, Ron Holland Design |
Interior Designers: | Andrew Winch |
Gross Tonnes: | 111 |
Displacement: | 120 |
Hull / Superstructure Construction Material: | aluminium / aluminium |
Owner of NAOS: | Unknown |
NAOS available for luxury yacht charters: | - |
Is the yacht for sale: | - |
Helicopter Landing Pad: | No |
Material Used For Deck: | teak |
The Country the Yacht is Flagged in: | British Virgin Islands |
Official registry port is: | Road Harbour |
Home port: | Caribbean, The Caribbean |
Max yacht charter guests: | 6 |
Number of Crew Members: | 4 |
Main Engine(s) is one 420 HP or 336 Kilowatts MTU. Model: | 12V 183 AA91 diesel. |
Overall output: | 420 HP /336 KW. |
Cruise Speed: | 10 knots. |
Her top Speed is around 12 knots. | |
Range: | 2500 at a speed of 10 knots. |
Fuel tanks: | 10000 L. |
Potable water capacity: | 6000.00. |
Sail Area: | 6243. |
Yacht Beam: | 6.95m/22.8ft. |
Waterline Length (LWL): | 25.09m/82.3ft. |
Draught Maximum: | 3.51m/11.5ft. |
Further Information On The Yacht
NAOS features a teak deck.
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"I’d say I was a sailor before a designer. My designing was influenced by my experiences. It doesn’t have to be that way, but it was with me. Becoming a designer wasn’t a strategic decision." - Ron Holland, founder of Ron Holland Design