Project Sassi rebuilt at Blohm and Voss
Hamburg – April 9, 2021
by SuperYachtFan
| Name: | Sassi / Opera / Coral Island |
| Length: | 147m (482ft) |
| Guests: | 36 in 18 cabins (est) |
| Crew: | 50 in 25 cabins (est) |
| Builder: | Lurssen / Blohm Voss |
| Designer: | Unknown |
| Year: | 2018/2022 |
| Speed: | 18 knots (est) |
| Engines: | MTU (est) |
| Volume: | 10,000 ton (est) |
| IMO: | 0 |
| Price: | $650 million |
| Annual Running Cost: | $50 – 70 million |
| Owner: | Sheikh Abdul Mohsen al-Sheikh |
An update and rare view on the rebuilt Project Sassi (the new Coral Island).
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The yacht under construction was destroyed in a fire in 2018. Rumors are that the insurance claim was EUR 590 million.
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She is being rebuilt at Blohm and Voss and heading to a 2022 delivery. Apparently her hull is being re-used.
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The yacht is a replacement for the 72 meter (237 ft) Lurssen yacht Coral Island.
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This yacht is now known as Coral Ocean and is owned by Australian waste entrepreneur Ian Malouf.
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The Sassi project is now referred to as Project Opera and will be 147 meters (481 ft) long. That makes her one of the largest yachts in the world.
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Her commissioning owner is Sheikh Abdul Mohsen Al-Sheikh, a Saudi billionaire art collector, and founder of the Shgair Farm.
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