TATASU Feadship

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A General Description of Motor Yacht TATASU

TATASU is ex project/yacht name 771. This 48 m (156 foot) luxury yacht was produced by The Feadship Royal Van Lent Shipyard in 1994. Motor Yacht TATASU is a spacious superyacht. The firm of naval architecture whom authored the drawings in respect of the yacht was De Voogt Naval Architects. This boat's interior was the talent of Larvor. Luxury yacht TATASU is a well crafted yacht that is able to accommodate a total of 12 passengers on board and has approximately 9 crew members.

The New Build & Naval Architecture for Luxury Yacht TATASU

De Voogt Naval Architects was the naval architecture company involved in the professional vessel composition for TATASU. Also the company De Voogt Naval Architects successfully worked on this undertaking. Interior designer Larvor was charged with the creative internal styling. the Netherlands is the country that The Feadship Royal Van Lent Shipyard built their new build motor yacht in. After official launch in 1994 in Kaag she was then released to the happy owner having completed sea trials. Her main hull was constructed with steel. The motor yacht main superstructure is made extensively from aluminium. With a beam of 8.66 metres or 28.4 ft TATASU has spacious size. A reasonably shallow draught of 2.9m (9.5ft) determines the amount of marinas she can enter, depending on their minimum depth. She had refit improvement and alteration work undertaken in 2006.

Engines & Speeds On M/Y TATASU:

The 12V 149TI engine installed in the motor yacht is produced by DDC. For propulsion TATASU has twin screw propellers. The engine of the ship produces 1200 horse power (or 883 kilowatts). She is fitted with 2 engines. The combined thrust for the yacht is 2400 HP / 1766 KW. As far as stabalisers are concerned she was supplied with Vosper.

With Superyacht TATASU There is Passenger Accommodation Capacity For:

Providing room for a limit of 12 visiting passengers staying on board, the TATASU accommodates everyone in luxury. Normally the vessel uses around 9 capable crewmembers to operate.

A List of the Specifications of the TATASU:

Superyacht Name:	Motor Yacht TATASU
Ex:	771
Built By:	Feadship - Royal Van Lent Shipyard
Built in:	Kaag, Dutch
Launched in:	1994
Refitted in:	2006
Length Overall:	47.5 metres / 155.8 feet.
Waterline Length:	41 (134.5 ft)
Naval Architecture:	De Voogt Naval Architects, De Voogt Naval Architects
Interior Designers:	Larvor
Gross Tonnes:	544
Hull / Superstructure Construction Material:	steel / aluminium
Owner of TATASU:	Unknown
TATASU 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:	Cayman Islands
Official registry port is:	George Town
Home port:	Puerto Portals, Spain
Max yacht charter guests:	12
Number of Crew Members:	9
Main Engine(s) is two 1200 HP or 883 kW Ddc. Model:	12V 149TI diesel.
Total engine power output 2400 HP /1766 KW.
Cruise Speed:	12 knots.
Top Speed:	16 nautical miles per hour.
Fuel tanks:	67300 L.
Water:	22000.00.
Generators:	Caterpillar 2 times 125 kilowatts.
Stabalisers:	Vosper.
Beam:	8.66m/28.4ft.
Waterline Length (LWL):	41m/134.5ft.
Draught Maximum:	2.9m/9.5ft.

Further Information On The Yacht

TATASU features a teak deck.

TATASU Disclaimer:

The luxury yacht TATASU displayed on this page is merely informational and she is not necessarily available for yacht charter or for sale, nor is she represented or marketed in anyway by CharterWorld. This web page and the superyacht information contained herein is not contractual. All yacht specifications and informations are displayed in good faith but CharterWorld does not warrant or assume any legal liability or responsibility for the current accuracy, completeness, validity, or usefulness of any superyacht information and/or images displayed. All boat information is subject to change without prior notice and may not be current.

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“The way we design, is we design fully custom, fully unique yachts, we start with a blank piece of paper and we start asking the client how they use the boat, what they want to do on board, what kind of experience they have but we also want input on what kind of styling they like... It’s about getting to learn about the owner and how they want to use the boat.” - Ronno Schouten, Design Manager of De Voogt Naval Architects

The 48m Yacht TATASU