HODOR

Launched in 2019 by Spanish shipyard Astilleros Armón, luxury support catamaran HODOR measures 66.00 m (216′ 6″) and has plenty of onboard storage space for such additions as a submarine, decompression chamber, helideck and a range of tenders and motorised water toys. There is plenty of onboard storage space for such additions as a submarine, decompression chamber, helideck and a range of tenders and motorised water toys. There is no guest accommodation, however, there is a crew of 17 on board to ensure that everything runs smoothly throughout the travel.

NOTABLE FEATURES OF HODOR

• Upper deck Owner’s private lounge
• Scuba dive equipment and hospital with decompression chamber
• Extensive water toys selection
• Submarine
• Choice of 5 tenders
• Certified helipad with forward reception room
• Environmentally friendly with IMO Tier 3 and EPA Tier 4 compliance
• Twin anchoring system to reduce movement while at anchor
• Air conditioning
• Wi-Fi

EXTERIOR

Both hulls have a lower deck swim platform leading to the main deck, where a side passageway flows down both sides and the central area is semi-open for the launch and retrieval of water toys and land-based motorised vehicles.

Above, the upper deck exterior is slightly lower than the upper deck interiors, and there is plenty of space for storing water toys amidships. The stern section has a certified octagonal helipad with a forward reception area for fast, efficient and safe guest transfers. Both the helicopter and the water toys can draw from the fuel supply aboard S/Y HODOR to refill their own tanks.

INTERIOR

On the lower decks, the port hull shell door opens up to reveal a beach club that connects directly to the main guest lounge via a staircase. The starboard hull shell door is reserved for crew operations.

The interior styling has a fresh and contemporary feel throughout, with white-painted walls and wooden panelling complemented by broad windows and eye-catching pops of colour in ochre and blue. The main salon is an excellent example of this laid-back styling, where guests will find a square ‘formal’ dining table to seat eight guests and a massive widescreen TV taking up the space on the nearby wall. A corner sofa curves away from the dining area and follows the wall to provide a comfortable open area and cosy nook for relaxing together or alone. The main deck aft has indoor/outdoor storage for water toys, with the amidships section dedicated to the guest and crew accommodation.

On the upper deck, the helm controls are placed forward and have excellent views of the surroundings. The Owner’s lounge is situated behind, with 180° views of the aft.

There are extensive support options on board, including a crew mess and lounge, a galley, servery and laundry, a medical room and a workshop in addition to a Captain’s office.

A pair of MTU engines of 2.832 kW provides a cruising speed of 13.2 knots, a maximum speed of 22.5 knots and a range of 5,500 nautical miles at an economical speed of 13.2 knots. The catamaran hull provides fuel savings of up to 40% and draws from 160,000 litres of diesel fuel.