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A stunning metre superyacht has been popping eyes after it moored up at the Barbican landing stage yesterday evening. The Ulysses, built by the Netherlands luxury motor yacht company Feadship is reportedly owned by Graeme Hart, New Zealand's wealthiest man.
Yachting publications have described it as the fourth largest vessel they have ever built and it uses 1, square metres of exterior glass that culminates in twenty exterior sliding doors, twelve glass windbreaks and six-metre panels of glass along the main deck guest cabins.
The yacht is also home to four exterior hot tubs, a swimming pool that covers the entire height of the main deck and a helicopter hangar concealed in the foredeck. On the interior, the yacht has a glass staircase and elevator in the main atrium.
Her top speed is 18 knots and she boasts a maximum range of nautical miles when navigating at cruising speed, with power coming from two MTU diesel engines. She can accommodate up to 20 guests in nine staterooms, with 30 crew members.
