Niigata
148' /
45.11m
Fremantle ,
Western Australia ,
Australia
Description
Immortalis was built in 1996 by Niigata shipyard for the Japanese government as a sicentific research vessel. Her work included seismic surveying, fish stocks monitoring, carrying large loads and also worked as a crew training vessel.
She has a comprehensive setup of military grade equipment throughout the boat. Every system has a failsafe full backup system.
In 2020/2021 she was undergoing an extensive refit to become a specialized expedition vessel.
Key highlights to the refit:
- 18t of steel added to keep to improve stability
- Purpose built great room for conferencing/dining/working
- Expansive back deck for working and storage
- Sun deck and helipad deck for additional amenities
- Purpose built galley for long expeditions and gourmet food
Immortalis is a long-range expedition style yacht. The refurbished vessel marries modern contemporary style with glimpses into her former life as a scientific research vessel. The relaxed yet functional environment is available for guest to enjoy, relax and explore in tailor made fashion.
Data Sheet
LOA | 148' (45.01 meters) |
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Type | power |
Year | 1996 |
Beam | 24' |
LWL | 128' |
Draft Max | 10' |
Fuel Type | Diesel |
Hull Material | Steel |
Multimedia
Engines
Engine 1
I D | 134807 |
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Hours Date | 05-01-2022 |
Engine Make | Niigata |
Engine Model | 6MG25HX |
Power HP | 1479.00 |
Power KW | 1102.89 |
Fuel Type | Diesel |
Hours | 11992.00 |
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David Johnson
With more than 10 years of experience as a megayacht captain and his experience as a yacht broker, David is considered an expert in the yachting field and is dedicated to serving his clients' needs. David joined the Denison Yacht Sales team in 2010 based in the Fort Lauderdale office. His experience with brokering sales in Europe and Latin America has provided him with the knowledge required to complete the most complicated closings.