MARY ANNE II

MARY ANNE II is a 66 metre (216ft) sailing yacht launched in 1997 by Polish builder Radunia Shipyard. She is refurbished each year and is able to accommodate up to 16 guests in 12 cabins as well as 6 crew. Herward AH Oehlmann was the naval architect firm involved in the formal nautical plans.

NOTABLE FEATURES

• Over 1000 sqm of sail
• Environmentally sound
• Large deck space
• Library
• Air conditioned cabins

The yacht is a modern three masted barque that reaches top speeds of 15 knots. MARY ANNE II is large, truly romantic and elegant and has environmentally friendly cruising in mind. She continues the legendary square rigger tradition and has almost 1000 square metres of sail and a slim stern. She takes on the waves majestically under full sail or power.

The lounge is spacious with wood panelling and the library is the perfect place to sit back and relax with a good book or to watch TV.

For true sailors at heart, the raise-the-sail moment is an exhilarating experience. There are ample deck spaces where guests can relax, take in the sights or enjoy the breeze.

Her main hull was built of steel and her superstructure is fabricated extensively with steel and wood.

With a width of 7.89 metres / 25.9 ft MARY ANNE II has moderate room. She has a reasonably deep draught of 5.09m (16.7ft).

The BF8M816 engine installed in the sailing yacht is built by DEUTZ-MWM. Connected to her Deutz-Mwm engine(s) are a single screw propeller. The main engine of the ship produces 660 horse power (or 485 kilowatts). She is equipped with 1 engine. The combined output for the yacht is 660 HP or 485 KW.