Brief Information and History
She is a true work of art and history. She is the 4th largest private yacht in the world with a length of 136 m and 17 spacious suites each over 148 m².

She was built for Mrs. Emily Roebling Cadwallader, granddaughter of John Roebling, the engineer who built the Brooklyn Bridge. She was bought by the Turkish Government in 1938 and used by Atatürk, the founder of Turkish Republic.
Today, after the refit in 1999, she once again is sailing the waters of the world, bringing an experience of elegance and luxury to those who are so privileged as to be her passengers.

Brief Specifications
Length
136m
Beam
16m
Year Built
1931, rebuilt 1989, refit 1999
Builder
Blohm & Voss Shipyard, Hamburg
Cruising Speed
15.5 knots
Fuel Consumption
650 l/hr
Number of Crew
44
Number of Guests
Up to 34 guests
Cabins
17 staterooms