M/Y SAVARONA Mega Yacht Charter Greece

 M/Y SAVARONA Mega Yacht Charter Greece Greek Islands Turkey Mediterranean

Mega Motor Yacht SAVARONA 446 feet 136 meter
34 guests - 45 crew - €50,000 /day

The megayacht SAVARONA is available for charters in Greece Greek islands and Mediterranean for your sailing holidays. It is the world's 4th largest private yacht with a length of 446 feet and 17 spacious suites each over 485 ft². Her 47360 ft² of covered and 38'750 ft² of open space, offer a wide and spacious living area with state of the art recreational facilities. She has a large swimming pool, 2 Jacuzzis, 2 saunas, steam rooms, a fitness center, a library/suite dedicated to Kemal Ataturk which is furnished with many of his personal artifacts, a hospital and a floor heated Turkish bath built from 260 tons of hand finished carved marble. Entertainment on board includes a movie theater with archive of over 2500 films and computer games to play on the large screen. Water sports at your disposal include jet-ski,  water-skiing, windsurfing, scuba diving and sailing. The services on board outclass by far those found on the finest 5 star hotels.

Specifications:
Length: 446 ft (136 m)
Beam: 52.6 ft (16 m)
Draft: 20 ft (6.1 m)
Built: 1931

Shipyard: Blohm & Voss

Designer: Donald Starkey

Rebuilt: 1989

Refitted:1999
Guests: 34

Cabins: 17

• 17 spacious suites each over 485 ft²

Crew: 45
Operating Area: Mediterranean East West
Place of Berth: Turkey
Engines & Generators: 2 x 3,600hp
Cruising Speed: 15.5
Fuel Consumption: 650lt/h
 

SAVARONA's HISTORY IN BRIEF

• She was built in Hamburg in 1931 for Emily Roebling Cadwallader, grand daughter of John Roebling the engineer who built the Brooklyn Bridge at a cost of 4 million US dollars.

• In 1938 she was sold to the Turkish Government for 1.2 million US dollars and was used as a presidential yacht by Mustafa Kemal Ataturk only for a few months because he died the same year.

• The yacht stayed moored on the Bosphorus until 1951 and then became a training ship for officers of the Turkish Navy.

• She was badly damaged by a fire in October 1979.

• In 1989 the businessman Kahraman Sadikoglu leased the yacht for 49 years from the Government. He spend 3 years and 25 million dollars to renovate and refurbish her. Her steam turbines were removed and a modern diesel propulsion system was installed, interior was styled by the famous designer Donald Starkey, tons of fine marble was used and so on. After her restoration, Savarona started her glorious days again and since then she has been chartered around the globe.

• She was refitted in 1999 to meet latest international and luxury standards.

A Savarona Suite

One of the Jacuzzis

The movie Theater

The large swimming pool

The Helipad

The Swan Dining Room

The Sultan's Coffee House

The Turkish Bath (Hamam)

The Kemal Ataturk Suite

The Main Entrance

The Main Lounge and grand piano

Savarona's Grand Staircase balustrade bras work is a true iece of art extending from shelter deck to upper deck measures 86 m (282 ft) and formed by hand beaten solid brass.

The famous stain glass Ceiling on top of the Staircase

 The Grand Staircase