MAYAN QUEEN yacht is a 93-meter (306 ft) long superyacht built by Blohm and Voss and launched in 2008.
She has space for 16 guests and 24 crew members, although the exact layout of her interior is unknown.
| Name: | Mayan Queen |
| Length: | 93 meters |
| Guests: | 16 |
| Crew: | 24 |
| Builder: | Blohm and Voss |
| Designer: | Tim Heywood |
| Interior Designer: | Terrence Disdale |
| Year: | 2008 |
| Speed: | 22 knots |
| Engines: | MAN |
| Volume: | 3,879 ton |
MAYAN QUEEN yacht interior
The interior of the MAYAN QUEEN yacht remains a secret.
The design of the vessel was done by Terence Disdale, a well-known name in the industry who has worked on over 100 superyachts.
He designs a lot of his vessels according to the motto “beach house, not penthouse”, which suggests that the interior of the MAYAN QUEEN yacht might have more casual rather than formal features.
She has eight large suites that fit a total of 16 guests, as well as additional space for up to 24 crew members. Like many luxury vessels in her size category, she has a full gym and spa area.
The MAYAN QUEEN yacht is also known for her hidden balcony, which can be accessed from the master suite. In order to preserve her elegant design, the balcony can be retracted when needed.
MAYAN QUEEN yacht specifications
The superyacht is 93 meters (306 ft) long with a 15.8-meter (52.2 ft) beam and a 4.25-meter (14 ft) draft.
Her MAN diesel engines allow her to reach top speeds of 22 knots with a cruise speed of 20 knots.
Her total weight lies at 3879 tons which includes her aluminum superstructure and steel hull.
MAYAN QUEEN has a total range of 4.500 nautical miles, making her a fantastic yacht for traveling long distances.
MAYAN QUEEN price
MAYAN QUEEN was built by Blohm and Voss, a renowned German shipyard based in Hamburg.
She was delivered to her owner in 2008, replacing his previous yacht, which carried the same name which was inspired by Mayan historical sites on the Caribbean coast of Mexico such as Tulum and the Maya Riviera.
The MAYAN QUEEN was sold for a price of US $175 million and generates additional annual running costs of US $15 to 20 million.
Exterior
The exterior of MAYAN QUEEN was developed by the award-winning yacht designer Tim Heywood.
He has designed iconic superyachts such as A+ and DILBAR and specializes in timeless and sleek vessels.
MAYAN QUEEN is a prime example of this style with her all-white exterior and classic elements.
She has three large decks and a helipad at her bow. To ensure the comfort of her guests, she is equipped with a modern at-anchor stabilizer system.
