M/Y KAISER
60 Meter Abeking & Rasmussen
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Specifications
Abeking & Rasmussen
BUILDER
2011
BUILT / REFIT
60 m / 196’11’’
L.O.A.
60 m / 196’11’’
BEAM
3 m / 9’11’’
DRAFT
1090GT
GROSS TONNAGE
Steel / Aluminium
CONSTRUCTION
2 x 1877 HP CAT 3516B
ENGINES
14 knots (Cruising)
16 knots (Max)
SPEED
12 Guests in 6 Cabins
GUESTS
15
CREW
EUR 47,000,000
PRICE
About Kaiser
The 60-metre Kaiser was delivered in 2011 from Germany at their Lemwerder shipyard.
She features a contemporary interior styled by English design house Bannenberg & Rowell who have penned her with rich materials and a just as rich color palette. Kaiser’s exterior design is the work of Donald Starkey Designs, a perfect example of yet another successful cooperation between the two highly accomplished teams.
Kaiser has a warm and welcoming saloon with plenty of seating to comfortably accommodate her guests. Kaiser’s furniture and carpets have been designed in a palette of saturated colors, which is surprisingly balanced and an indispensable element of the vessel’s interior design. These are surrounded by a backdrop of indigenous West African Ovangkol hardwood paneling and a solid coffee table in the center. The forward end of the main saloon of Kaiser, is able to comfortably seat a group of 12 guests for a dining experience around a circular table.
The designers have used a variety of different luxury materials, textures and patterns that give her interior and unique yet regal quality, she is able to comfortably sleep up to 12 guests across six luxurious staterooms. The master suite follows the signature style that can be seen throughout the yacht and includes an ensuite bathroom. Kaiser’s sky lounge offers a delightfully fresh take on the vessel’s Germanic style, offering space for private dining, watching TV and sitting at the indoor bar. As with every room onboard, integral comfort is key.
Kaiser features a grand sun deck that has been divided into several different areas. The forward is home to a private Jacuzzi, sunbathing pad and a large bar. Through a dumbwaiter directly connecting the sun deck and the galley, guests are easily tended upon by the crew. The aft area can be shaded by removable awning, providing shade to an enormous sun deck, where various sun loungers can be found.