YACHT EXPLORER ORCA
ORCA 65 m
Project n.677
MAIN CHARACTERISTICS | |
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Length Overall (LOA) | Abt. 65.00 m |
Moulded Beam | Abt. 12,00 m |
Depth | Abt. 6,10 m |
Moulded draft | Abt. 3,00 m |
The exterior design, naval architecture and the multidisciplinary concept engineering of this project has been developed by Meccano Engineering over a period of four months, starting from a blank piece of paper. The 65-metre Explorer Yacht takes its inspiration from the natural world, featuring a design with “strong supply vessel characteristics”.
Project Orca is developed on four decks plus a tank-top deck and owners can choose from various deck layouts. The standard version has an open main deck in the stern for storing more tenders and toys as well as a touch & go helipad. Alternatively, this area can feature an infinity pool overlooking the transom or have a raised helipad with a pool and spa zone inside.
On the lower deck aft is a large garage that can hold two large tenders or several jet skis and other water toys. The guest accommodation, comprising two VIP suites and two cabins, is located forward on the same deck level and is served by the main staircase and an elevator that connects with all deck levels up to the sun deck. The crew accommodation is towards the bow.
The main deck interior hosts the guest area with a large main salon, dining room and another spacious VIP suite forward. On the portside are the galley and crew services.
Access to the mooring deck in the forepeak is via side companionways on the main deck. This area, covered for safety reasons in rough seas, accentuates the height of the imposing bow.
The Owner deck features the owner’s apartment with his-and-her bathroom, walk-in closets, an office and a large gym / massage area. The suite overlooks the open aft deck that serves as a private terrace. The captain’s cabin and one additional crew cabin are located behind the wheelhouse.
The large sun deck is equipped with full dining facilities, bar and sunbathing areas with elevator access for guests and separate stairs for crew.
Powered by twin CAT 3512 engines (1350kW @ 1600 rpm), Project Orca is expected to have a range approximately 5,000 miles at a cruising speed of 12 knots.