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NAHLIN • 91.44m Blohm + Voss • 1930

Nahlin  exterior
Nahlin  exterior

Vessel profile

Designers

G.L. Watson

Tonnage

1377 GRT

14

47

LOA

91.44 m

Year

1930

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91.44m Blohm + Voss NAHLIN Superyacht at a Glance

91.44m Blohm + Voss NAHLIN Superyacht at a Glance

Launched in 1930, this magnificent vessel was commissioned by Anne Henrietta, wife of British businessman Sir David Hule. In 1937 the yacht was seen by King Carol II of Romania. He was impressed by her beauty and elegance and purchased her for the Romanian government. After the end of the Second World War the destiny of the yacht was radically changed. She was moored on the Danube promenade and turned into a chic restaurant. In 2000 Nick Edminston and William Collier gave her a second lease of life and sent her to the Devonport facility, where she was re-built entirely under the direction of Remy Tessier, who took care of the interior design.

Previously this boat was called: Luceafarul; Rasaritul; Transilvania; Libertatea

Blohm + Voss NAHLIN Specifications

Blohm + Voss NAHLIN Specifications

Discover the specifications of Nahlin , a 91.44m yacht from Blohm + Voss, including dimensions, tonnage, engine details, and onboard features.

Length
91.44 m300' 1"
Beam
12.00 m39' 5"
Draft
4.50 m14' 10"

Main dimensions

Length overall (LOA), m
91.44
Beam, m
12
Draft, m
4.5

Tonnage and capacities

Gross tonnage (GT)
1377
Displacement
2017

Passengers and crew

Guests
14
Cabins
7
Crew
47

Engines and performance

Engines
4 x 2171 hp Curtis-Brown, steam turbines
Maximum speed, kn
18

Builder and designers

Builder
Blohm + Voss
Builder country
Germany
Year built
1930
Year of refit
2009

Classification and flag

Name
Nahlin

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