FEADSHIP Aluminum Hull Motor Yacht 1983 / 2024 | 50m | €9,950,000
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Main Features
L.O.A. | 47.2 m / 50 m (after the refit) | Gross Tonnage | 435 GT |
Year Built / Refit | 1983 / 2023 | Cruising Speed | 15 knots |
Shipyard | Feadship | Main Engines | 2 X MTU 2647 hp |
Hull Material | Aluminum | Stabilizers | VOSPER Fins / Naiad control |
Guests | 10 Guests in 5 cabins | Class Built | Lloyds 100A1 Yacht + LMC |
Specification List
M/Y AZTECA Specification List
Main Features
LOA 49.95 m (164 ft)
Beam 8.5 m (27.9 ft)
Draft 2.8 m (9.2 ft)
GRT 435
Built in The Netherlands by FEADSHIP in 1983
Exterior & Interior Design Jon Bannenberg / Bannenberg & Rowell
Naval Architect De Voogt
Refitted in Turkey by OCEAN TECHNICAL in 2024
Hull and Superstructure Aluminum
Class Built to Lloyds 100A1 Yacht + LMC (Not in class)
Flag – Cook Islands with Dual registration (Private and Commercial)
Main Engines 2 X 2647 hp MTU
Cruising Speed 15 knots (Max 21 Knots)
Range at 15 knots 2,000 NM
Accommodation
10 Guests in 5 cabins / Master cabin, full beam on the lower deck, VIP on the main deck fore and 3 large guest cabins at the lower deck (One large VIP full beam and two tween cabins.
Crew accommodation: 9 crew in 5 cabins.
4 crew cabins at the lower deck fore, Captains cabin on the main deck Port side
Technical
Main Engines 2 X 1947 Kw (2,647 hp) MTU 16V 538 TE82
Engine hours May 2024 / 5900 hrs.
Fuel consumption at 15 knots – 430 Liter Per Hours.
Generators 2 X 112 Kw Mercedes Benz OM 402 with AVK 140 KVA Alternators
Stabilizers Vosper Thomcroft fins. Naiad control system
Fuel separator Alfa Level
Bow Thruster Electric from Skeen
Boiler 250 liter with two external heat elements
Water maker HEM 750 Liter Per Hour
Swage system.
Toilet pumps Vacuum system from
Fresh water carbon Filter – LUITEC 6 m3 / hr.
Tankage
Fuel 55,000 Liters / 13,209 US gallons
Water 12,000 Liters / 3,170 US gallons
History and Description
With naval architecture by De Voogt and interiors by Bannenberg & Rowell, AZTECA is
a pedigree yacht with masses of potential.
Originally built for Mexican media mogul Emilio Azcárraga, whose primary concern
was speed, AZTECA’s hull was built in aluminium due to its lighter properties, but the
flexibility of the material in terms of moulding and shaping also led to it eventually being
used for the superstructures of all Feadships.
As part of her continual program of upgrades, in 1997 AZTECA had a 1.5m stern
extension at Feadship’s Royal Van Lent shipyard and in 2008 she completed a
one year refit, which included significant structural work to the hull and other system
upgrades at Malta Superyacht Services. During 2014 her main engines went through W6 MTU service total rebuilt at 3,000 hrs. (Now has 5,900 hrs. May 2024)
In May 2024 she completed extensive refit in Turkey.