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Guests
70
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Cabins
43
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Crew
58
| Length | GT | Built (REFIT) |
|---|---|---|
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116.41m
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8,343 GT | 1990 (2004) |
| Beam | Draft | Top Speed |
| 17.22m | 4.38m | 16 Kts |
The 116.41m motor yacht Turama was delivered to her owners in 1990 by Rauma Shipyard. Her exterior design comes from the drawing boards of Kose, while Rauma Shipyard is responsible for her naval architecture.
Key Features
- Fully equipped gym
- Luxurious cinema
- Helipad
- Generously accommodates up to 70 guests
- Stabilisers at anchor
- Conference room
Design & Construction
Designed around a displacement steel hull and superstructure with teak and steel decks, Turama was originally a cruise ship. Construction began in late 1989 and was launched in January 1990. The yacht, featuring a 17.22m beam and a 4.38m draft was built over six decks with an internal volume of 8,343 GT (Gross Tonnes).
Her conversion began in 2004 by the Finnish shipyard Rauma.
Exterior Design
Turama's exterior is characterized by a deep dark blue hull with a raked bow and a short foredeck. It is a design for a yacht accommodating a high guest capacity. The mast stands prominently, and the foredeck is bustling with deck hardware and anchoring equipment, with a focus on it operating as a functional space.
Aft decks are dedicated to guest relaxation, featuring pools, separate jacuzzis, sun loungers, and bistro tables. Despite the luxurious amenities, these spaces maintain an intimate atmosphere rather than an expansive one. Side balconies provide guest access to water sports and transfers.
The upper deck houses the yacht's hardware, including a helipad, essential life rafts for the number of guests and crew onboard, and rescue vessels on davits integrated into the superstructure under prominent arches. This top deck serves both form and function, with the helipad providing a practical element, compromising the space's potential as a sun deck.
In essence, Turama's exterior design aligns seamlessly with its purpose—a yacht crafted with a specific and well-defined intention, carrying a large number of guests in style and luxury.
Interior Design
The materials chosen throughout Turama's spaces are a testament to both quality and the creation of an inviting atmosphere. A robust framework is formed by high-grade steel, while the extensive teak decking imparts warmth and traditional charm to the floors.
The main salon stands as the social hub, featuring a lounge area, dance floor, and a piano for musical entertainment. Thoughtful arrangement of furnishings encourages conversation and relaxation, complemented by a large plasma TV for visual entertainment.
Moving into the main dining room, seating for up to 104 guests underscores Turama's capacity for hosting significant events. The room is equipped with a large plasma TV for presentations or entertainment during meals. The color scheme introduces a blend of blue and lilac in the seating against teak wall styling. Lounging and bar areas feature a mix of seating, including Mozart-style chairs in stained wood with rattan and soft cushions for comfort.
For corporate needs or private screenings, the cinema, adorned in smart royal blue and dark wood wall furniture against deep cream panels, doubles as a conference room. It offers a secluded space for presentations or film viewings. Similarly, the meeting room is designed for board meetings or intimate business discussions, featuring essential amenities for productivity.
The master cabin, set on dark wooden floors, creates a striking contrast against textured walls in warm brown. Curved wood forms a stylish and substantial coving leading to plain ceilings with inset lights. Luxurious rugs introduce a deep burgundy, carried through with cushions and throws to blend easily.
Abstract and plentiful artwork adds a touch of sophistication.
The children's playroom is well-equipped with a piano and video game system, ensuring younger guests stay engaged and entertained in a dedicated space. Turama is a vessel designed to cater to various needs, offering both luxurious ambiance and functionality.
Accommodation
Turama offers spacious accommodations for up to 70 guests and 60 full-time crew members. The 43 suites comprise 17 double cabins, 10 twin cabins, and 16 single cabins.
The master suite, a 200sqm sanctuary located on the upper deck, features twin bathrooms, and twin dressing rooms, an en-suite salon, and a private area situated on the forward upper deck. The suite also features a separate spa pool and hammam, a breakfast area, a study, and a secluded sun deck with an outdoor spa pool, providing the ultimate in privacy and luxury.
There are two VIP suites onboard with queen-size beds, elegant sitting areas, and en-suite bathrooms. Twenty-four luxurious double and twin guest cabins have their en-suite marble bathrooms, complete with a jacuzzi tub. The remaining sixteen single first-class cabins also have private en-suite bathrooms.
For the crew, Turama has dedicated quarters that accommodate the large professional team. The quarters are designed to provide the crew with their own comfortable living spaces, ensuring they are well-rested and refreshed to provide the full service as required by the guests and a yacht of this size.
Performance & Capabilities
Powered by twin diesel Wartsila (8R32D) 4,077hp engines, motor yacht Turama is capable of reaching a top speed of 16 knots, and comfortably cruises at 14 knots. She has been fitted with stabilizers to increase on-board comfort when the yacht is at anchor, particularly in rough waters.
Wellness
Turama's leisure offerings include a swimming pool, jacuzzi spa, sauna, beauty salon, massage and aromatherapy room, hospital facilities, a fully certified helipad, and four wave runners. Fitness enthusiasts can utilize the onboard gymnasium equipped with a rowing machine, exercise bicycle, stair-step climber, treadmill, and a selection of free weights.
Amenities
Turama offers a wealth of facilities and entertainment systems, beginning with a robust main saloon featuring a grand piano, a dance floor, and a large plasma TV. The vessel includes a 12-seat private cinema that doubles as a conference room, while another 12-seat conference theatre serves for exhibitions. For larger gatherings, a spacious conference theatre can comfortably seat 80 to 100 people, equipped with an exhibition display area, multimedia projection system, and plasma screen.
The amenities extend to an 8-station internet café, complemented by Wi-Fi accessibility in all public areas. Families can enjoy the dedicated children's playroom, featuring a plasma screen, piano, and video game systems. An Espresso Café on the reception deck provides a cozy spot for socializing one level down from the main deck.
Tenders
Turama is well-equipped with tenders, featuring two 8.5m inflatable rigid hull tenders with a capacity of 24 guests each. Additionally, there is another 6.5m inflatable rigid hull tender with a capacity of 12 guests.
Member of the World's Biggest Yachts Club
This yacht is proudly ranked at 21 in the YB100, our exclusive list of the World's Biggest Yachts by Gross Tonnage. It has held this distinguished position for 4 years, 2 months, showcasing its unmatched true size.
This yacht also entered the traditional Top 100 Longest Yachts in 2011 at 14 and is now ranked 38, holding a spot in the table for 13 years, 10 months due to its extraordinary length.
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