This luxurious yacht is 88 M LOA has 1260 M maximum beam displaces 1240 tons and has a sail plan of 2400 square meters that.

Maltese falcon yacht elena ambrosiadou. Maltese Falcon turns concert hall. The Maltese Falcon yacht can accommodate 12 guests in 6 cabins. This fine mega yacht changed owners recently and it is reported that the yacht finally sold to Elena Ambrosiadou for the tidy sum of 120 million US dollars - a real bargain if you consider Tom Perkins was originally asking 165 million.

In March the worlds biggest riskiest fastest most technologically advanced single-hulled sailing mega yacht in the world the Maltese Falcon was listed for sale. Her Falcon Rig is made up of three unstayed weapons-grade carbon fibre masts with a fully computerised sail and rotating mast system. Rumours abounded and finally the story came out that the new owner was none other than one of the UKs most successful female entrepreneurs.

The transparent floors let natural light flood into her. Together with Dutch naval architecture firm Dykstra he employed the first Dyna Rig on a large yacht. Greek-born Ambrosiadou who runs Ikos Asset Management bought the 289ft yacht from the American venture capitalist Tom Perkins in a deal believed to be worth 60m.

Perkins was reported to have sold the yacht in August but the new owner has. The Maltese Falcon which is one of the largest private yatch in the world with 289 feet owned by Greek businesswoman Elena Ambrosiadou is seen. The Maltese Falcon was built specifically for American venture capitalist Tom Perkins who eventually sold the yacht after three years to Elena Ambrosiadou in 2009 for a reported 100 millionAnd this was actually the third yacht Perini built for Perkins.

The 289-foot yacht is the largest private sailboat in the world based on deck length the third longest based on length overall and its just as. Owner Tom Perkins had only launched it two years before. An ultra modern 289 foot clipper sailing yacht with a revolutionary rig available crewed.

Ambrosiadou is the owner of the yacht Maltese Falcon. She has a crew of 18. Maltese Falcon was built for the late American venture capitalist Tom Perkins and is now owned by Elena Ambrosiadou.