Thousands of photos flooded into the most popular Social Media channels, as Barcelona‘s visitors and locals welcomed back to Port Vell mega yachts MADAME GU and the largest superyacht in the world by volume, DILBAR. These truly unique megayachts won the hearts of many and surely have a significant number of fans around the world.
Madame Gu (99m) and Dilbar (156) in Barcelona at night. Photo by @gauvin.pictures
The 99-metre breath-taking superyacht MADAME GU was launched in 2003, and she is the fourth Feadship XL large custom series vessel. Constructed by the prominent Dutch shipyard Feadship, motor yacht MADAME GU boasts naval architecture by De Voogt Naval Architects, while her exterior, as well as interior design, is by Andrew Winch. MADAME GU can accommodate up to 12 guests in 6 luxurious and luxurious staterooms, including a master stateroom and 5 guest cabins. The vessel also carries a numerous crew of 36 professionals, sleeping in 18 crew cabins. Among exceptional amenities and extras of MADAME GU, there are two 11 m yacht tenders, as well as scuba gear. This Feadship luxury yacht is powered by four MTU 20V 4000 M73 diesel engines. She can reach an impressive top speed of 24 knots. MADAME GU has a beam of 13,6m (44’62”) and a maximum draught of 4,6m (15’09”).
Madame Gu in Barca. Photo by @daniel_lrodrigues
Luxury mega yacht DILBAR (Project OMAR) is a magnificent 156m vessel, built by the premier German shipyard, Lurssen. Mega yacht DILBAR was launched from Lurssen’s shipbuilding facility in April 2015. Luxury yacht DILBAR (Project OMAR) by Lurssen is believed to have amazing 18.000 registered tonnages. This beauty feature striking exterior design by Espen Oeino and has a total of 3,800 sq m of living spaces.
Dilbar in Barca. Photo by @daniel_lrodrigues
Dilbar in Port Vell, Barcelona, Spain. Photo by @themrmobile
Madame Gu (99m). Photo credit @gauvin.pictures
Dilbar in Port Vell, Barcelona, Spain. Photo credit @yachts_in_bcn
Madame Gu in Port Vell. Photo by @cuatrecasasjord
Madame Gu – close -up – in Port Vell. Photo by @poucrito
Dilbar – close -up – in Port Vell. Photo by @my.little.hygge
