Asteria Anastassiades Shipyard  I   49m   I   2024

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Asteria

Anastassiades Shipyard  I   49m   I   2024  I   guests  I   6 cabins

Specs

length49m

year/refit2024

builderAnastassiades Shipyard

typeMotor

hullSteel

beam9.6m

draft5m

cruising speed10.00 kn

max speed13.00 kn

flagMarshall Islands

cabins6

engine1 x Caterpillar 3516 B

interior designerRobinson Marine / Tracey Barnier-Willis Design

Overview

Where many vessels might call themselves ‘explorers’, Asteria is the true explorer vessel, having safely and very comfortably sailed to both the North and South Poles and through the North West Passage, as well as all around the world.





ASTERIA was built in 1970 as an ocean-going salvage tug. She was completely refitted and converted to a luxury yacht in 2002 and has been consistently maintained and upgraded since.

ASTERIA is the ideal platform for relaxing, offering very generous space for entertaining guests. There is a sky lounge with an alfresco dining option for 12 and a wet bar. The main deck offers a formal dining area for 14 guests. Aft of the salon is a spacious lounge area, with fold away workstations. For a more private escape, there is the upper sundeck which features a spa tub with semi-circular sofa.

ASTERIA accommodates up to 12 guests in 6 suites, consisting of a master suite and 5 ensuite guest suites, comprising 4 doubles and 1 twin.

ASTERIA has an expansive helipad that can easily accommodate a 6-7 passenger helicopter, weighing up to 5 tonnes.

ASTERIA has a regal yet comfortable interior with fine quality woods, lovely neutral toned soft furnishings, impressive marble counters and a stylish décor.

Yacht details

characteristics

Builder: Anastassiades Shipyard, Piraeus, Greece.
Year: 1970
Conversion: 2000-2002, Northport Engineering, Whangerei, NZ

Length Overall: 49.00 m / 160’ 9”
Beam: 9.60 m / 31’ 6”
Draft: 5.00 m / 16’ 5”
Gross Tonnage: 669 tons
Net Tonnage: 200 tons
Displacement: 947 tons

Hull: Steel
Superstructure: Steel
Class: Lloyds100A1 (all surveys in date: 5yr due 2018)
Flag: Marshall Islands

Exterior Designer: Pieter Beeldsnijder
Naval Architect: D. Anastassiades & A. Tsortanides / Northport Engineering
Interior Designer: Robinson Marine / Tracey Barnier-Willis Design

Cruising Speed: 10 Knots
Maximum Speed: 13 Knots
Range: 7,000nm+

Tender & toys

Tenders:
2006 Northwind 8.5m (27’ 11”) aluminium RIB with 310 HP Volvo D6 diesel
2007 Nautica 6m (19’ 8”) fibreglass RIB with 150 HP Yamaha outboard
2 x Zodiac Mk IV 5.5m (18’ 1”) inflatable with 40 HP Yamaha outboard

Diving:
Various kits for 6 divers
Dive compressors for both normal and Nitrox air

Kayaks
2 doubles, 1 single sea kayak

Laser Sailing Dinghies:
2 Picos

Wake Board: 1
Water Skis: 2
Fishing Gear: Various reels and rods

Equipment

Machinery
Main Engine: 1 x Caterpillar 3516 B
Generators: 2 x Caterpillar 3306, 175 KW each
Emerg. Generator: 1 x Caterpillar 3304, 80 KW (conversion to self-start in 2016)
Bow Thruster: 175 HP electric/hydraulic
Stern Thruster: 150 HP electric/hydraulic
Stabilizers: Quantum 1800C Zero Speed (10k hour service in 2016)
Sewage Treatment: Omnipure Series M55
Hydraulics: Via PTOs on both gensets
Steering System: Replaced in 2013
Emergency Steering: Overhaul in 2016
A/C System: Cruisair, 584,000 BTU
Shore Power System: Atlas (new CPU in 2016)

Bridge Electronics
Navigation & communications electronics to exceed all applicable IMO and GMDSS regulations:

Radars: Furuno ARPA 7112
Furuno 2125B
Fathometer: Furuno FCW 291 Colour Video Sounder
Wind & Depth: Furuno FI 50 Depth/Wind/Speed
Autopilot: Furuno FAP 330
SSB Radio: Furuno 1562
VHF Radios: Furuno Class A 8900S
Furuno FM3000
Icom M504
Icom GM 1600E GMDSS Hand Held X 2
Icom Hand Held X 8
Aircraft Radio: Icom IC A200
Chart Plotter System: Transas ENC World folio 2015
AIS: Furuno Class FA 150
GPS: Furuno Class A GP 150
GPS: Furuno GP 32
LRIT System: Global View Systems
BWAS: Net Logic
Weather Fax/Navtex: Furuno DFAX 207
CCTV: Nine cameras
Hailer/Fog Signal: Raytheon Ray 430
Gyrocompass: C-Plath Navigat MX 1
Gyro Repeaters: Sperry Mark XV
Magnetic Compass: Saura
Throttle Controls: Rexroth Mecman
Rudder Indicator: Furuno FAP 6500
Searchlights: Carlisle and Finch, 200-watt Xenon X 2

Satellite Communications
Voice, Data, Internet: Sea Tel 4006
Voice and Internet Iridium OpenPort
Voice: Iridium handheld portable
TV: SeaTel 4004
Emergency distress: Furuno Felcom Sat C (new 2016)

Galley
• Dishwashers X 2
• Walk in refrigerator
• Walk in freezer
• Convertible walk in freezer/refrigerator
• Full commercial galley appliances in stainless steel
• Dumb waiter
• Pantry area

Laundry
• Miele Professional washer X 2
• Miele Professional dryer X 2
• Sheet ironer

Heli Deck
Fully certified for private use and capable of landing a 5-tonne helicopter. Storage of 10,000 litres of jet fuel.

Miscellaneous A/V
Mitsubishi TV: 72” Laservue 3D
LG TV: 47” 3D in lower saloon
Samsung TV 46” in Master Cabin
Satellite TV/DVD in Crew Mess

Safety & Medical Equipment
Life Rafts: 2 RFD 25-person
Viking 6 Pax Rafts: 2 (new 2016)
SARTs: 3
EPIRBs: 2
Immersion Suits: 31
Fire Retardant Suits: 2 sets
Self-Contained BA: 2 sets (new 2016)
Immersion Suits: 31
Life Jackets: 31 rigid, 31 inflatable PFDs

Medical room with US$30k of supplies and a Tempus cardio-monitor (value US$60k).

Fixed CO2 Engine Room and Galley Fire Extinguishing System
Fire Stations with 15m (49’ 3”) of Fire Hose and Nozzle: x 10
Smoke detection systems throughout

CCTV system throughout

Overview

Where many vessels might call themselves ‘explorers’, Asteria is the true explorer vessel, having safely and very comfortably sailed to both the North and South Poles and through the North West Passage, as well as all around the world.





ASTERIA was built in 1970 as an ocean-going salvage tug. She was completely refitted and converted to a luxury yacht in 2002 and has been consistently maintained and upgraded since.

ASTERIA is the ideal platform for relaxing, offering very generous space for entertaining guests. There is a sky lounge with an alfresco dining option for 12 and a wet bar. The main deck offers a formal dining area for 14 guests. Aft of the salon is a spacious lounge area, with fold away workstations. For a more private escape, there is the upper sundeck which features a spa tub with semi-circular sofa.

ASTERIA accommodates up to 12 guests in 6 suites, consisting of a master suite and 5 ensuite guest suites, comprising 4 doubles and 1 twin.

ASTERIA has an expansive helipad that can easily accommodate a 6-7 passenger helicopter, weighing up to 5 tonnes.

ASTERIA has a regal yet comfortable interior with fine quality woods, lovely neutral toned soft furnishings, impressive marble counters and a stylish décor.

Specifications

49m

Length

1970/2024

Year/refit

Anastassiades shipyard

Builder

Motor

Type

Steel

Hull

0

GT

9.6m

Beam

5m

Draft

10 knots

Cruising Speed

13 knots

Max Speed

Marshall Islands

Flag

6

Cabins

1 x Caterpillar 3516 B

Engine

Robinson Marine / Tracey Barnier-Willis Design

Interior design

Madagascar

Location

Yacht details

Characteristics

Builder: Anastassiades Shipyard, Piraeus, Greece.
Year: 1970
Conversion: 2000-2002, Northport Engineering, Whangerei, NZ

Length Overall: 49.00 m / 160’ 9”
Beam: 9.60 m / 31’ 6”
Draft: 5.00 m / 16’ 5”
Gross Tonnage: 669 tons
Net Tonnage: 200 tons
Displacement: 947 tons

Hull: Steel
Superstructure: Steel
Class: Lloyds100A1 (all surveys in date: 5yr due 2018)
Flag: Marshall Islands

Exterior Designer: Pieter Beeldsnijder
Naval Architect: D. Anastassiades & A. Tsortanides / Northport Engineering
Interior Designer: Robinson Marine / Tracey Barnier-Willis Design

Cruising Speed: 10 Knots
Maximum Speed: 13 Knots
Range: 7,000nm+
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What makes her special

  • Builder: Anastassiades Shipyard, Piraeus, Greece. Year: 1970 Conversion: 2000-2002, Northport Engineering, Whangerei, NZ Length Overall: 49.00 m / 160’ 9” Beam: 9.60 m / 31’ 6” Draft: 5.00 m / 16’ 5” Gross Tonnage: 669 tons Net Tonnage: 200 tons Displacement: 947 tons Hull: Steel Superstructure: Steel Class: Lloyds100A1 (all surveys in date: 5yr due 2018) Flag: Marshall Islands Exterior Designer: Pieter Beeldsnijder Naval Architect: D. Anastassiades & A. Tsortanides / Northport Engineering Interior Designer: Robinson Marine / Tracey Barnier-Willis Design Cruising Speed: 10 Knots Maximum Speed: 13 Knots Range: 7,000nm+