Moran Yacht & Ship has announced that it has sold 125-metre (410-foot) superyacht Project Gaja – and it will continue to manage the project during construction.
Work will begin on the new project in Northern Europe for a repeat client, with a scheduled delivery date of 2023.
Few details have been disclosed as yet, but it is known that she will have a beam of 18.5 metres and draught of 4.8 metres. Accommodation will be for 20 guests across 11 cabins, while the crew quarters will be able to house up to 40 staff.
Despite the lack of information on Project Gaja’s specs, all new-build superyachts are equipped with a wide range of impressive, high-tech features. The owner will outline which features they want to incorporate and it is understood that these details will be made public at a later date.
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