Even bigger superyacht

[Renegade_Master]

Whilst on the rib coming back to Banus yesterday (see other thread) I couldnt help noticing a ship anchored outside. Turns out it is the "supply ship" for a superyacht currently in Banus, and it just follows the superyacht everywhere hence its name "Shadow".

I reckon the superyacht must be either arab Royalty or something to do with Microsoft or some such organisation, as the supply ship alone is about 70ft with six crew, a sort of hanger section aft, which looks to contain three vehicles and a 120mph Cigarette, plus ribs and things. Oh and on the roof is a helicopter.

The main ship is called "Lady Lola" anyone know of it?



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[MainlySteam]

<A target="_blank" HREF=http://www.nautica.it/superyacht/497/oceanco/lleng.htm>Lady Lola</A>

John

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[Mollari]

Well, how horrible is that.


signed

Green with envy

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[aswade]

Lady Lola

See other post for link to yacht info. She is actually not that large by today's standards at under 70 meters- compare to OCTOPUS, PELORUS, CARINTHIA VII, any number of Arab yachts etc.

Owner is none of the above- I've seen it published before, so I can name him here- Duane Hagadone. American developer of property, golf resorts and such from Idaho of all places.

One of the Saudis- who owns a veritable fleet of large yachts like Abramovich or Paul Allen- has a support ship well over 200', all his boats are named "Golden" something.

When the late Mexican billionaire Azcarraga had ECO built in the early 90s (now named KATANA and owned by Larry Ellison, she is for sale for $68 million too.) a 244' yacht with a massive gas turbine that allows top speeds of close to 40 knots, he used to have to have an oil tanker follow her around at all times because she used so much fuel.



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