Amels - Here Comes The Sun
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General information
| Name |
Here Comes The Sun
|
| Reference |
NL89.001 |
| Type |
Motor yacht
|
Dimensions
| Length |
89 m
|
| Beam |
15.61 m
|
| Draft |
3.95 m
|
Build
| Year |
2017
|
| Yard |
|
| Series |
Limited Edition |
| Model |
8300 |
Design
| Exterior Designer |
|
| Naval architect |
|
| Interior Designer |
|
Accomodation
| Guest cabins |
10
|
| Guest beds |
20
|
| Crew cabins |
13
|
Motor yacht details
| Stern type |
Integrated bathing platform
|
| Swimming platform |
Yes |
Performance
| Cruising speed |
13.5knots
|
| Maximum Speed |
17.5knots
|
| Range in Nm |
10223Nm
|
Engines
| Count |
Brand |
Fuel type |
HP/Engine |
| 2 |
Caterpillar |
Diesel |
3,150 |
|
Total: 6,300
|
Short description of the yacht
This Amels Limited Edition 8300 was built in steel in 2017, after an exterior design by Tim Heywood and naval architecture by Damen Yachting. She is powered by twin 3150Hp Caterpillar Diesel engines, which allow a cruising speed of 13.5 knots and a maximum speed of 17.5 knots. HERE COMES THE SUN has a cruising range of 10.223 Nautical miles.
Her most recent refit was in 2021, where she received convenient upgrades in both her design, as well as facilities. She is the largest Amels ever built, and she now features a capacious beach club along with other luxurious facilities, for optimal recreation opportunities on board.
Her modern and stylish interior, after a design by Winch Design, can accommodate up to 20 guests across 10 staterooms, each with convenient facilities. Furthermore, 13 additional cabins can be used for crew member accommodation to simplify yacht handling and increase the luxury yacht experience.
