A new 111m superyacht by Dörries Yachts and H2 Yacht Design

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111 metre superyachtGerman Dörries Yachts, sister company to refit specialist Dörries Maritime, recently unveiled a new 111-metre superyacht designed in partnership with the British design studio H2 Yacht Design. The vessel is the proof that the facility is increasing and improving its building capabilities.
The vessel will be able to comfortably accommodate up to 12 guests and a crew of 34. The layout and the interior design are yet to be customised by the future owners.
A full beam tender bay located near midships on the lower deck provides plenty of space for storing up to four tenders. Two helipads are also available on board, providing further travel possibilities.
Measuring 111 metres in length and 16.50 metres across, the yacht features a gross tonnage of 4,475 GT. Her two ABB Azipods are powered by four MTU engines, allowing for a top speed of 18 knots, while cruising speeds are about 16 knots, and nautical range at 12 knots will be of 6,000 nm.

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