Superyacht

Royal Huisman Anakena

Built
1996
Length
40.28 m
GRT
213 reg. tons
Built
1996
Length
40.28 m
GRT
213 reg. tons

Overview of Royal Huisman Anakena

6
crew

Anakena was built for an entrepreneur by the famous Ted Hood bureau. The client, an experienced yachtsman who had owned a large fleet of different sailing yachts, decided, based on his experience with them, to order a new boat that would incorporate all the best qualities of his previous boats. The task was difficult: to create a large but high-speed sailing yacht capable of being on the open sea for a long time with a lot of stocks onboard and being as much autonomous as possible and suitable for ice navigation. At the same time the challenge was to have an advanced electronic control system enabling centralized control of many of the yacht's functions, from cleaning the mainsail to listening to compact discs. It is interesting that one of the very first visits of Anakena took place in St. Petersburg - connoisseurs still remember her moored in the Central Yacht Club of Trade Unions.

Characteristics of the superyacht Anakena

Main Features
Length, m
40.3
Beam, m
8.8
Draft, m
2.7
Tonnage and capacity
Gross register tonnage
213
Displacement, t
236
Fuel capacity, l
21500
Fresh water capacity, l
10000
Passengers and crew
Crew
6
Engines and performance
Engines
2 x 570 hp MTU/Mercedes 6R183TE93, diesel
Maximum speed, kt
13
Manufacturer and designers
Builders
Country
Cayman Islands
Exterior design
Interior design
Naval architects
Year built
1996
Years of repairs
2008
Classification and flag
Name
Anakena
Type
Sailing

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