The ship is owned by Indian billionaire Cyrus Pallonji, ex-president of the Tata Group.
The 80m Tatiana, built by Bilgin Yachts in February 2020, may soon change hands. The largest ship in the history of the Turkish shipyard is up for sale. Given that the yacht was rented out at a price of 877 thousand dollars a week, its sale price should be no less impressive than the silhouette.
According to unconfirmed information, the owner of the luxury vessel is the Indian billionaire Cyrus Pallonji, the son of Mistri Pallonji, who is in the top 10 richest people in the country. Cyrus previously served as president of Tata Group, one of South Asia's largest conglomerates.
“The client had been in the industry for many years and had owned several yachts, so he knew exactly what he liked and didn’t like. He loves entertaining his family and friends and sitting back and relaxing while cruising the Mediterranean,” commented Jonny Horsfield of H2 Yacht Design, who was responsible for the interior design of the luxury yacht.
The 80m boat can accommodate up to twelve guests and features spacious living quarters, a piano lounge, a large spa, swimming pool, cinema, and gym, as well as an elevator for easy access to the boat and a wide range of water activities. The interior of the yacht is made using materials such as Macassar ebony, eucalyptus and marble.
The yacht's maximum speed is 20.0 knots, cruising speed is 15.0 knots, and its maximum cruising range is 7,500 nautical miles at 12.0 knots. The vessel's power is provided by two MTU diesel engines. With a length of 80 meters, Tatiana is one of the 5% largest yachts in the world. The vessel was designed by Unique Yacht Design.
