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Guests
36
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Cabins
18
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Crew
34
| Length | GT | Built (REFIT) |
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300' 2"
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3,367 GT | 2004 (2023) |
| Beam | Draft | Top Speed |
| 47' 3" | 13' 9" | 21 Kts |
Delivered in 2004, Queen Miri is an impressive 91.5m (300ft) motor yacht crafted by the Greek shipyard Neorion. Her naval architecture and exterior design stem from the renowned Alpha Marine, with the interior design curated by Massari Design.
Initially launched as the yacht Annaliesse, Queen Miri underwent a significant refit in 2016, extending her hull from 85m (278.8ft) to her current length of 91.5m (300ft). A further substantial refit took place in 2022.
Key Features
- Huge whirlpool with integrated sunpad
- Lower deck dedicated to health and business facilities
- Large children's playroom
- Floodable tender garage that converts into a heated sea water swimming pool
- Vast entertaining and socializing spaces
- Excellent cinema room
Design & Construction
Designed around a displacement steel hull and an aluminum superstructure she features a 14.4m (47.2ft) beam and a 4.2m (13.7ft) draft. The yacht has an internal volume of 3,367 GT (Gross Tonnes). The design also incorporates a helipad.
Construction started in late 2001. The yacht was designed and constructed in compliance with the Lloyds Register technical standards. Launched in August 2003, Queen Miri undertook sea trials over the following months and was delivered to her owners in June 2004.
Exterior Design
The yacht presents an appealing silhouette, featuring a high elongated bow, a streamlined superstructure, and expansive deck space across all four exterior levels, all traditionally laid with teak.
Atop the yacht, beneath the radar mast canopy, a day head and service stairway offer convenient access for both service needs and guest convenience in the open area. This area is designed for alfresco dining, a spacious barbecue, and a well-appointed bar. The helicopter platform is elevated a few steps from the deck level. The helipad, decorated with a nautical motif, is a flexible space that transforms easily into a sun lounger dais during the day and a dance floor by night.
The walkways on either side of the bridge deck are generously wide, accommodating two guests walking side by side comfortably.
The yacht features a closed stern, with twin stairways providing access from the main deck aft to the fixed bathing platform. The transom door opens to reveal access to the swimming pool and beach club, which enjoy balconies on each side from lowering the shell doors. The pool area features large-scale marine life artwork and access to a collection of inflatables and other water toys. A passerelle unfolds from the starboard side section of the transom.
The eye is drawn along the side profile of the yacht, with a prominent white bootstrap defining the water's edge and a series of portholes ensuring natural light reaches the lower deck interiors. The foredeck is primarily an operational space with a high mast and ample room for anchoring and mooring hardware, along with watercraft stowage and a launching crane. A guest seating area is provided in an elevated forward-facing position.
Interior Design
The interiors of Queen Miri are designed to accommodate large guest numbers with ample seating in flexible configurations. A signature royal blue is featured in the carpets and soft furnishings, with various hues introduced to soften the look and provide variety. Feature light fittings, well placed within ceiling borders, cast gentle light over the salons. A large bar with soft white leather bar stools on gold stands adds a touch of elegance. Occasional pops of deep red draw the eye and create interest.
The games room features a pool table with velvet matching the carpet, and comfortable reclining chairs positioned to embrace the view through the large windows.
Guest hallways have a more neutral aesthetic with ecru carpets with patterned trim, directing focus to the extravagant curved balustrade of the grand internal staircase that serves all floors.
Accommodation
Queen Miri provides accommodation for up to 36 guests in 18 suites.
The owner's suite is found on the upper deck and features a king-sized bed, twin dressing areas, a private study, a jacuzzi, and an adjoining twin room.
Situated on the bridge deck, the VIP stateroom of Queen Miri boasts a luxurious setting with a lounge, study, and a comfortable double sofa bed. The stateroom also includes a king-sized bed and a jacuzzi. The yacht further offers eight king-size staterooms and seven twin cabins, each equipped with an A/V system, a desk, and internet connectivity, ensuring a blend of comfort and modern amenities for all guests.
The yacht can carry up to 34 crew onboard to provide full guest service.
Performance & Capabilities
Powered by twin diesel MTU (20V 4000 M93L) 20-cylinder 5,766hp engines running at 2100rpm, motor yacht Queen Miri is capable of reaching a top speed of 21 knots, and comfortably cruises at 16 knots. With her 280,300 litre fuel tanks she has a maximum range of 7,000 nautical miles.
Leisure & Entertainment
On the bridge deck, all 36 guests onboard can dine together, at two vast oval tables. The interior dining room, forward of the main deck saloon is approached through frosted glass doors into an elegant space featuring picture windows, and pale oak paneling, set between marble columns.
Queen Miri offers a diverse range of activities and entertainment, from karaoke to table tennis and even a baby grand piano, ensuring a broad spectrum of options for guests to enjoy and engage in various forms of entertainment onboard.
Wellness
The wellness center is located on the lower deck and includes a jacuzzi, a fully equipped gym, a massage room, and a dedicated space for hair and nail treatments. The yacht also provides steam rooms, saunas, showers, and jacuzzi plunge pools, creating a comprehensive wellness experience. Additionally, a supervised children's play area is situated on the lower deck.
Member of the World's Biggest Yachts Club
This yacht is proudly ranked at 71 in the YB100, our exclusive list of the World's Biggest Yachts by Gross Tonnage. It has held this distinguished position for 4 years, showcasing its unmatched true size.
This yacht also entered the traditional Top 100 Longest Yachts in 2011 at 49 and is now ranked 89, holding a spot in the table for 13 years, 8 months due to its extraordinary length.
To understand the difference visit our page on the World's Biggest Yachts.
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