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Yacht Name: Mayan Queen -
Owner: Alberto Bailleres -
The luxury yacht Mayan Queen is a 92 meter motor yacht, built by Blohm & Voss and delivered to her owner in 2008. She replaced a 49 meter yacht built by Feadship, also named Mayan Queen.
She is designed by Tim Heywood, while her interior is designed by Terence Disdale Designs. She can accommodate 16 guests and 24 crew. The yacht has a cruise speed of 20 knots with a top speed of 22 knots.
Not much is known about her interior and there are no interior photos available. We do know the VIP suite has an ‘invisible’ balcony.
A balcony platform slides out from the superstructure when needed, preserving the yacht’s sleek lines.
Mayan Queen has visited destinations like London (2009), Honduras (2009), Sidney (2011), Auckland (2012) and Tallinn (2013). In May 2015 she was spotted in the Aegean Sea, near Rhodes. The beautiful pictures on this page are made by Ship Dreams.
The yacht Mayan Queen is not available for charter
In the summer of 2018 a 20 year old Instagram model named Sinead McNamara was found in a critical condition on board the Mexican billionaire yacht Mayan Queen. She was working as a crew member on board.
Unfortunately she died on her way to the hospital. Authorities have launched an investigation on the cause of her death. Sinead McNamara, originally from New South Wales, regularly posted pictures of her travels to her Instagram account
Motor yacht Mayan Queen owned by Alberto Bailleres
Who is Alberto Bailleres? He is owner of one the largest mining companies in the world.
Through his private holding firm Grupo Bal he holds the shares of Industrias Peñoles, the second largest mining company of Mexico. Penoles produces 25,000 kg of gold and 2,5 million kg of silver annually.
Industrias Penoles is the world’s largest silver producer. Bailleres also owns a chain of department stores: El Palacio de Hierro. It is a high end retailer with brand names like Gucci, Louis Vuitton, Burberry and Prada. EL Palacio de Hierro currently operates 13 stores.
Further Alberto Bailleres owns a large insurance company named Grupo Nacional Provincial. Bailleres also owns shares in FEMSA, the world’s largest Coca-
His net worth is estimated at US$ 9.6 billion (September 2018). That makes him the 3rd richest person in Mexico. Bailleres’ previously owned the yacht Marion Queen.
His father Raul Bailleres (1895 -
Alberto is President of the Board of Trustees. Alberto had a brother who died in a car accident.
Bailleres is an active philanthropist donating to education and health. Bailleres lives in a large house in Mexico City.
Bailleres is the owner of a Gulfstream G650 private jet, with registration XA-
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Two swimming pools for entertainment
Luxury yacht Mayan Queen, (Ship-
The yacht is built by Blohm & Voss
The helicopter landing platform shows a B (for Bailleres) instead of the normal H
The yacht is pictured here on the German Kiel canal
Alberto Bailleres is the owner of the Mexico based Grupo Bal
Photo by Harvey Barrison
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Mayan Queen in London, Photo by Gushl
The Blohm and Voss yacht Mayan Queen
Bailleres’ US$ 75 million Gulfstream G650, with registration XA-
Mexican billionaire yacht Mayan Queen (photo by A Christy)