Built
1984
Length
64.85 m
GRT
370 reg. tons
Built
1984
Length
64.85 m
GRT
370 reg. tons

Astilleros de Mallorca Adix Overview

10
guest
5
cabin
14
crew

Adix (original name Jessica) is one of the few superyachts built in Spain. For her time (mid-1980s) she was one of the largest yachts in the world, even more so for sailing yachts: they almost never built three-mast boats then. In the late '80s, the boat changed ownership to the famous brewer Alan Bond, and began to be used as a promotional vessel, changing her name to XXX. Later she was taken over by her Spanish owner and had a major refit of her hull cut in half and a center insert welded into her hull. The hull was then substantially elongated and her transom, stern shape and underwater section were changed. At the same time she has changed her sails and rigging - originally she was a three-masted barquentine, but during the remodeling she was turned into a schooner. An interesting design of her traditional-looking masts is the carbon pipes inside the wooden planking, which are the power element of the spars.

Characteristics of the superyacht Adix

Main Features
Length, m
64.9
Beam, m
8.9
Draft, m
4.1
Tonnage and capacity
Gross register tonnage
370
Displacement, t
460
Fuel Capacity (liters)
21810
Fresh water capacity, l
8870
Hull material
Steel
Superstructure material
Tree
Passengers and crew
Max people
10
Cabins
5
Crew
14
Engines & Performance
Engines
1 x 540 hp MAN D2848 LXE
Maximum speed, kt
10.5
Cruising speed, kn
9
Manufacturer and designers
Country
Spain
Interior design
Year built
1984
Years of repairs
2009
Classification and flag
Name
Adix
Type
Sailing
Previous names
Jessica
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