Paul Allen's Octopus

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The Worlds Largest Privately Owned Yacht “Octopus” In 2003, the launch of Paul Allen's 127m (416ft) "Octopus" secured its number one pos largest yacht. Microsoft's "accidental billionaire" Paul Allen - worth US$20 billion according to Fo America and 7 th in the world - owns two other monsters yachts such as Tatoosh ranked 3 Octopus cost Allen over US$200 million and has Permanent crew of 60, including severa It has two helicopters, seven boats, a 10 man submarine and a remote controlled vehic Ocean floor. The submarine has the capacity to sleep eight for up to two weeks under On average, owners must spend a minimum of 10 percent of the purchase price every yea yachts in good working condition and cover crew salaries. Therefore “Octopus” which c requires a US$20 million annual budget.

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  • 1. The Worlds Largest Privately Owned Yacht Octopus In 2003, the launch of Paul Allen's 127m (416ft) "Octopus" secured its number one position as the world's largest yacht.Microsoft's "accidental billionaire" Paul Allen - worth US$20 billion according to Forbes, the third richest man in America and 7th in the world - owns two other monsters yachts such as Tatoosh ranked 3rd in the World in 2003.Octopus cost Allen over US$200 million and has Permanent crew of 60, including several former Navy Seals. It has two helicopters, seven boats, a 10 man submarine and a remote controlled vehicle for crawling on the Ocean floor. The submarine has the capacity to sleep eight for up to two weeks underwater.On average, owners must spend a minimum of 10 percent of the purchase price every year to keep these yachts in good working condition and cover crew salaries. Therefore Octopus which cost Allen US$200 million requires a US$20 million annual budget.

2. Statistics Launched: 01 Aug 2003, First Movement: 01 Jan 2004 Managed: Fraser Yachts, Fort Lauderdale Crew: 60 permanent crew Submarine: 40ft, 10 man Olympic - Submarine Technologies Seattle, WA. Main Tender: 63ft "Man of War" Vikal International - Perth, Western Australia Tenders: 7 x of various sizes Dimensions: LOA: 126.187m (414 feet) Beam: 21m (68.90ft) Draught: 5.85m (19.20ft) Breadth Mould: 21m Depth: 12.5 Net Tonnage: 2,979 mt Deadweight: 1570 mt Gross Registered Tonnage: 9,932 mt Fuel: 849,446 litres (224,400 gls) Water: 174,886 llitres (46,200 gls) Range: 8,000 nm Max speed: 20 knots Engines: Eight x 2,400 hp Mercedes-Benz diesels + Two x 6 MW ABB electric motors Design Details: Builder: Lurssen, Howaldtswerke - Deutsche Werft Kiel, Germany, Yard No : 370 Built: 2003 Construction: Steel Naval Architects: Espen Oeino, Antibes Interior Designers: Jonathan Quinn Barnett, Christian Grevstad Naval Architect: Lurssen Werft Flag: Cayman Islands (British), Georgetown Class: Lloyd's Register 3. Antibes 4. Docking at Antibes 5. Hangar & Basketball Court 6. Basketball Court 7. Bow Thrusters 8. Forward Chopper 9. Bow Chopper Landing 10. Chopper x 2 Hangar 11. Chopper x 2 Hangar 12. Aft Chopper Take off 13. Aft Chopper Landing 14. At Anchor 15. Aft Chopper 16. Choppers x 2 17. Aerial View 18. At Port in the Med 19. Mast Helm 20. Tender Storage 21. Man of War - Launching 22. Man of War - 63ft Tender 23. Man of War - Tender 24. Night View 25. Night View 26. Night View 27. Night View 28. Pool at Night 29. Top View of Spa & Pool 30. Pool & Spa 31. Bow & Tender View 32. Cruising 33. Cruising 34. In Port 35. In Port 36. In Port 37. Tenders at Anchor 38. Aft Starboard Hatches 39. Craft Dock, Spa & Bar 40. Starboard Bar & Spa 41. Craft Dock, Spa & Bar 42. Starboard Bridge 43. Aft View 44. Aft View 45. Aft View 46. Sub 47. Sub Storage 48. Sub in Docking Station 49. Sub Approach 50. Port Tender Launching 51. Tender Launching 52. Venice Harbour 53. Spain 54. Spain