Motor Yacht · 19,95 m OLYMPIC MARITIME
OLYMPIC MARITIME was built by the Chinese shipyard Jianghua Marine, known for its incredible motor yachts. This Lobster 65 is a safe and reliable vessel : she is able to cruise peacefully on all waters. Well maintained by her owner, her 3 cabins are able to host up to 6 of your family and friends in full serenity. As a very welcoming and spacious unit, OLYMPIC MARITIME has a great sunbathing area at the front of her deck.
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Specifications
- Model
- Lobster 65
- Year built
- 2013
- Builder
- AB Yachts
- Length
- 19,95 m
- Beam
- 5,09 m
- Draft
- 1,52 m
- Displacement
- 29,80 t
- Construction
- GRP
- Engine
- 2* 600 HP CUMMINS 500 hours
- Fuel capacity
- 1,900 l
- Fuel consumption
- 30 l/h
- Water capacity
- 1,750 l
- Generator(s)
-
7 kVA ONAN – runt 250 hours as of March 2023
- Cruising speed
- 10 knots
- Range
- 600 nm
- Flag
- French
- Cabins
- 4
- Guests
- 8
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