Overview of Blohm + Voss Savarona
17
cabin
54
crew
The yacht Savarona was built in Germany for an American armature. She was then repurchased by the Turkish government. Immediately after World War II she was used as a training vessel for the training of long-distance sailors. She has now been leased on a long term lease to Turkish industrialist Kahraman Sadıköğlu, who uses her for charter operations. The yacht has 17 spacious and tastefully decorated staterooms by Donald Starkey Design. An operations room is available on board. Powered by twin 3,600 horsepower diesel engines, Savarona makes a commanding run at 18 knots.
Characteristics of the superyacht Savarona
Main Features
Length, m
136
Beam, m
16
Draft, m
6.1
Tonnage and capacity
Displacement, t
4646
Fuel capacity, l
450000
Fresh water capacity, l
220000
Passengers and crew
Cabins
17
Crew
54
Engines and performance
Engines
2 × 3600 hp CAT, diesel
Maximum speed, kt
18
Cruising speed, kt
15
Manufacturer and designers
Classification and flag
Name
Savarona
Type
Motor
