Measuring a length of 79 meters, the SS-DELPHINE yacht can accommodate 26 guests and a crew of 32. She was built in 1921 by Great Lakes Engineering and she can reach speeds up to 12 knots.
| Name: | SS-Delphine |
| Length: | 79m (258ft) |
| Guests: | 26 |
| Crew: | 32 |
| Builder: | Great Lakes Engineering |
| Designer: | Gielow & Orr |
| Interior Designer: | Tiffany’s |
| Year: | 1921 |
| Speed: | 12 knots |
| Engines: | Great Lakes Engineering Works |
| Volume: | 1342 tons |
| IMO: | 8971815 |
| Price: | US $25 million |
| Annual Running: | US $2.5 million |
SS-DELPHINE yacht interior
The interior of the SS-DELPHINE yacht was spearheaded by Tiffanys Of New York, founded back in 1837 by Charles Lewis Tiffany, and is currently known for its luxury goods and diamond and silver jewelry.
She is presently the first yacht to be designed by the company. Built for comfort and entertainment, you can find all the amenities you could expect from such a stunning and classic superyacht.
Inside the SS-DELPHINE yacht is a gym, partnered with some top-of-the-line fitness equipment for all the health-conscious onboard guests.
In addition to this, she has a standard jacuzzi for relaxation and an excellent and vast view deck that can hold upwards of 50 people when docked.
Needless to say, the SS-DELPHINE yacht is fitted with air-conditioning to keep guests comfortable while venturing into the far seas.
She can also accommodate many guests with ease and is currently fitted with 12 suites and two VIP cabins that can hold four people to welcome up to 26 guests.
In addition to this, she can have 24 and up to 27 crew members at a time to attend to guests’ needs.
Specifications
The SS-DELPHINE yacht boasts a whopping 78.57 meters or 258 feet from end to end, a beam of 10.82 meters or 35.6 feet, and a draft of 6.6 meters or 21.8 feet.
Powered by her extremely powerful motors, she can comfortably cruise at a speed of 9 knots and can go up to a maximum speed of 13 knots.
Despite her weighing approximately 1,255 tons with all the equipment and fuel on board, because of her ginormous 250,000-liter fuel tank and her very efficient power-consumption rate of just 1000 liters per hour, she can easily travel up to 2500 nautical miles at a time.
She was engineered with a steel hull and an aluminum superstructure. And she is super stable when going out to see, thanks to her onboard stabilizer, and is even more stable once she anchors in.
Exterior
SS-DELPHINE was exteriorly designed by Henry J. Gielow, which was the one responsible for giving her iconic elegant lines. Henry J. Gielow is a famous and renowned exterior designer.
Gielow has been responsible for the design of the El Boughaz I, 53.3 meters long, the Yanbu, which is 50.23 meters long, and the Olympus. SS-Delphine is currently the longest superyacht Henry J. Gielow designed.
