Lürssen begin sea trials for 87m 'Project Hawaii'

Launched back on the 21 January 2020 in Rendsburg, the yacht is now undergoing a series a tests before the final stages of construction can begin.

Powered by a pair of MTU 16V 4000 diesel engines, with a total of 2,622hp, the contract for the 87m Lurssen yacht was signed in 2017 and is heading for delivery later in 2020.

Frontal view of Lurssen 'Project Hawaii' docked at shipyard

Aerial view of Lurssen 'Project Hawaii' leaving dock, helipad seen on the foredeck.

Overlooking Lurssen 'Project Hawaii' underway, surrounded by rolling hills in background.

Advertising an interior volume of 2950 GT, there are still many details yet to be unveiled in regards to the interior layout, however the externals by Bannenberg & Rowell indicate a touch and go helipad on the foredeck and a beachclub environment complete with a round pool aft.

World's Largest Yachts

At 87 meters, Project Hawaii may not qualify for the traditional Top 100 Yachts by Length, but with an impressive Gross Tonnage of 2,950 GT, she surpasses many yachts on that list in terms of volume. In fact, she earns a place in the YachtBuyer YB100 Biggest Yachts by GT list, highlighting the superiority of this innovative ranking system for the World’s Biggest Yachts based on size and space, rather than just length

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