Ark Angel (ex: Taishu Maru; Tiara II; Galapagos) |
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| Project Name: | Yacht type: | Motor Yacht | |
| Based concept: | Sub type: | Conversion / Displacement / Expedition
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| Imo: | 7821867 | MMSI: | |
| Call sign: | V3CH3 | SYT#: | Y00404 |
| Flag: | Belize | Port of Registry: | |
| Length Overall (m): | 54.96 | Length Overall (ft): | 180.31 |
| Length On Deck (m): | Length On Deck (ft): | ||
| Length Waterline (m): | Length Waterline (ft): | ||
| Beam (m): | 8.60 | Beam (ft): | 28.22 |
| Draught Max (m): | 3.60 | Draught Max (ft): | 11.81 |
| Draught Min (m): | Draught Min (ft): | ||
| Shipyard: | Mitsubishi Heavy Industries Ltd. | Year: | 1979 |
| Hull: | 1808 | Status: | Completed |
| Port: | Shimonoseki | Country: | Japan |
| Comment: | |||
| Naval Architect: | Mitsubishi Heavy Industries Ltd. | ||
| Exterior Designer: | HYS Yachts | ||
| Interior Designer: | HYS Yachts | ||
| Hull Material: | Steel | Superstructure: | |
| Gross Tonnage: | 713 | Displacement: | |
| Class: | ABS | ||
| Class Comments: | MCA: | No | |
| Guest Cabins: | 1 Master, 1 VIP, 4 Double, 1 Twin, 1 Single | ||
| Guests: | 14 | Max Charter Guests: | |
| Crew Cabins: | Crew: | ||
| Total HP: | Total KW: | ||
| Engines: | 1 x 1300 HP Hanshin | ||
| Max Speed: | 12.5 | Cruise Speed: | 11 |
| Range: | 19,000 | Propulsion: | Single Screw |
| Fuel Capacity (Liters): | 245,000 | Fuel Capacity (Gallons): | 64,729 |
| Water Capacity (Liters): | 72,000 | Water Capacity (Gallons): | 19,022 |
Photo credit: captain Isaac Willis and Merijn de Waard / SuperYachtPhoto.com
| Year | Shipyard | Work done | Status |
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| 1999-2000 | HYS Yachts | Converted into a yacht from a maritime cadet training vessel. | Finished |
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