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Echo Yachts & MMYD announce new fully customizable SP30 catamaran motor yacht design for FLIBS 2020 Australian custom superyacht builder Echo Yachts are pleased to announce the addition of a…

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84m Trimaran White Rabbit launched in Henderson, Western Australia

Echo Yachts 84m trimaran White Rabbit launched in Henderson, Western Australia Australian custom Superyacht builder Echo Yachts are proud to announce the successful launch of their 84m superyacht newbuild project…

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Echo Yachts 84m trimaran White Rabbit revealed Australian custom Superyacht builder Echo Yachts have proudly revealed their 84m superyacht newbuild project ‘White Rabbit’ during an exclusive VIP event at their…

Echo Marine Group upgrades to ISO9001:2015

Echo Marine Group upgrades to ISO9001:2015 The team at Echo Marine Group is proud to announce the certification upgrade of our Quality Management System to the ISO 9001:2015 requirements. Our…

Project Echo – Adventure Support Yacht

Project Echo – Adventure Support Yacht Australian custom Superyacht builder Echo Yachts are excited to unveil their new Adventure Support Yacht aptly named ‘Project Echo‘ designed in collaboration with renowned…

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Echo Yachts’ Superyacht White Rabbit Scores a Lot of Firsts

Last week’s launch of 276-foot trimaran superyacht white rabbit thrusts the australian yachtbuilder into pole position, clocking in as “largest” three different ways..

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After four years of design and construction, Australia-based Echo Yachts launched the 276-foot custom superyacht White Rabbit last week. At almost 3,000 gross tons, not only is it the largest superyacht ever built in Australia (by a factor of two in terms of volume and magnitude, according to Echo’s sales and marketing and project manager Chris Blackwell), but it is also the largest trimaran (tri-hull) superyacht in the world. Oh, and it also takes the prize as the largest aluminum superyacht in the world. And they’re not done; it’s the first diesel electric superyacht to be built in Australia, as well, Blackwell says.

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Award-winning Sorgiovanni Designs , also headquartered in Western Australia, teamed up with aluminum high-speed and multihull design specialists One2Three Naval Architects, Echo Yachts in-house design team for engineering, and Alia Interiors for the fully bespoke behemoth of a yacht. The overall process was managed by senior project manager Nick Gardiner.

Sorgiovanni’s trimaran design for White Rabbit includes a 64-foot beam, which, Blackwell explains, is much larger than monohull vessels of the same length. For example, the 275-foot Feadship Savannah has a 41-foot beam, while the 279-foot Lürssen Areti boasts one of 49 feet. This extra square footage provides the owners with expansive entertaining decks and palatial interior spaces uninterrupted by walls and pillars. It also enables Echo Yachts to use the middle hull for accommodations and the port- and starboard-side hulls for the propulsion machinery, ensuring noise and vibration sources are isolated from all of the guest spaces for optimal comfort, says Blackwell.

Sorgiovanni used the additional volume to create two master staterooms, three VIP staterooms, six guest cabins, and 25 crew cabins. All told, the superyacht accommodates 22 guests (up to 30 if all berths are used) and 32 crew.

More information on the yacht’s amenities and interiors will be revealed once the yacht has successfully completed its sea trials, but Blackwell did share that a large Jacuzzi sits on the top sundeck and, in addition, White Rabbit sports a huge, three-part swim platform made up of the three hulls. The side hulls have hydraulic bridges that extend inward to reach across to the center hull, making one very large beach terrace for diving, water sports, tender operations, jet-ski tie-up—you name it. He described it as being like a marina arrangement. Plus, the center hull’s swim platform houses a hydraulic sea stair that comes up out of the deck and forms stairs and a platform that ascend up to a high dock or descend down into the water for easy in and out from the water when diving.

Echo Yachts shadow vessel Charley travels with White Rabbit.  Photo: Courtesy Echo Yachts

Designed to carry two Naiad RIB tenders (also built in Australia), White Rabbit will travel with its 167-foot catamaran shadow vessel named Charley . Echo Yachts delivered Charley in January 2017 to White Rabbit’ s Singaporean owner. According to Blackwell, it has a helipad and carries a large assortment of watercraft, water-sports gear, a diving decompression chamber, and more. Charley is meant to keep White Rabbit uncluttered and focused on the cruising, luxury accommodations, and service functions.

With its diesel-electric Kongsberg/STADT and Rolls-Royce propulsion system, trimaran hull design, and custom Naiad ride-control stabilizers, White Rabbit presents an energy-efficient, comfortable, and quiet yacht.

Echo Yachts and sales and marketing/project manager Chris Blackwell will be at the Monaco Yacht Show at the end of September.

Danielle Cutler started covering yachts, marinas, and the yachting industry in 2005. Besides writing and editing yacht content for Robb Report, Danielle has worked for Yachts International and the…

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Australian Superyacht builder Echo Yachts specializes in the design and manufacture of large fully customized luxury Superyachts, at its purpose built superyacht facility within the Australian Marine Complex in Henderson Western Australia.

Echo Yachts is founded on the success and talents of the Western Australian superyacht building community, boasting a world class in-house team of management, design and manufacturing staff with proven know-how and the technical expertise required to realize the new builds, refits and maintenance of very large custom Superyachts for the international market.

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With launch in 2016, the 84m Echo mega yacht is an impressive and outstanding trimaran, built by the Australian shipyard, Echo Yachts. The 84m Echo trimaran motor yacht features naval architecture by One2Three, while her exterior as well as interior design is by Sam Sorgiovanni.

Echo Trimaran Specifications

The 84m all-aluminium yacht by Echo Yachts represents one of the largest tri-hulled super yachts ever constructed anywhere. Her tri-hull configuration allows for an amazing 20-metre beam, which in turn accommodates a generous deck expanse and palatial interior spaces.

The 84m Echo superyacht also boasts a 46-metre fibreglass catamaran, deployed as a support vessel. The catamaran can carry 12 tenders, designed with a range of sporting and exploratory capabilities. A 12-metre tender is equipped with full navigation systems and high tech 3D sonar’s for the exploration of sea beds and sunken wrecks.

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ECHO is a 26.84 m Motor Yacht, built in Italy by Riva and delivered in 2016. She is one of 6 Florida 88 models.

Her top speed is 38.5 kn and she boasts a maximum range of 340.0 nm when navigating at cruising speed, with power coming from two MTU diesel engines. She can accommodate up to 8 guests in 4 staterooms, with 3 crew members waiting on their every need. She has a gross tonnage of 85.0 GT and a 6.29 m beam.

She was designed by Officina Italiana Design , who also designed the interior. Officina Italiana Design has designed 291 yachts and designed the interior of 228 yachts for yachts above 24 metres.

The naval architecture was developed by Ferretti Engineering Department , who has architected 569 other superyachts in the BOAT Pro database - she is built with a Teak deck, a GRP hull, and GRP superstructure.

ECHO is in the top 10% by speed in the world. She is one of 5708 motor yachts in the 24-30m size range, and, compared to similarly sized motor yachts, her cruising speed is 11.79 kn above the average, and her top speed 12.0 kn above the average.

ECHO is currently sailing under the Cook Islands flag (along with a total of other 131 yachts). She is currently located at the superyacht marina Port Pendennis Marina, in United Kingdom, where she has been located for 2 months. For more information regarding ECHO's movements, find out more about BOAT Pro AIS .

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• Yacht Type: Motor Yacht
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• Builder: Riva
• Naval Architect: Ferretti Engineering Department
• Exterior Designer: Officina Italiana Design
• Interior Designer: Officina Italiana Design

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Turquoise Yachts has presented a 61 metre concept called Echo, designed by Canadian studio ER Yacht Design.

The yacht’s design centres around a contemporary profile with tapered aft decks, long lines of glazing and a distinctive reverse bow.  

The first collaboration between Turquoise and ER Yacht Design, Echo has been described as having “restrained flair and unrestrained performance” by the shipyard.

Accommodation for 12 comprises six guest cabins on the main deck and a full-beam master that occupies the complete upper deck – all with generous glazing that stretches almost full-height. A further seven cabins are allocated for 14 crew below deck.

In terms of alfresco space, Echo benefits from a six-metre pool on the aft and a generous bow area with space for up to 35 guests on an entertaining area on the upper deck. 

Other features include a staircase that connects the main deck to the upper deck, which has been conceived to be a “feature” as opposed to an “obstacle”.

“It has been our utmost pleasure developing this unique and extraordinary design for Turquoise Yachts,” said Ivan Erdevicki, president of ER Yacht Design.  “The elegance and simplicity with sculpted services around hull and superstructure openings provide distinctive character.”

Key numbers include a beam of 10.5 metres, a draft of 2.7 metres and a GT of 899.

Echo has a cruising speed of 17 knots and can reach up to 27 knots and she is envisioned with twin 1080kw engines.

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Turquoise Yachts Reveals 61m Concept Project Echo

By Emily Dawkins

Turquoise Yachts has unveiled a brand new superyacht concept from the drawing board of Canada-based yacht design studio ER Yacht Design. At 61m in length, ‘Project Echo’ marks the first collaboration between the yard and the design studio, with the superyacht concept described by ER as ‘dangerously beautiful’.

Flaunting an elegant yet sporty profile with long sleek lines and a defined reverse bow, the first concept from the partnership between Turkish shipyard Turquoise Yachts and the Canadian design studio ER Yacht Design, is nothing short of a spectacle. 

Described by Turquoise as having ‘restrained flair and unrestrained performance’, Project Echo boasts a uniquely carved profile, with large, stretching windows, all adorned in white with an eye-catching trademark turquoise streak for a pop of colour. 

Project Echo is able to provide the utmost comfort onboard to her guests. A private upper deck for the owner allows total privacy and the highest levels of luxury, whilst five remaining staterooms located on the main deck offer lavish accommodation with full-height windows.

In total, Echo can welcome up to 14 guests onboard for a retreat to paradise. A further seven cabins are located below deck for a crew of 14. 

As well as luxurious accommodation, Project Echo features an impressive six-metre pool on the aft, and a spacious bow area which offers a glamorous entertaining space for up to 35 guests. Other features include a breathtaking staircase which connects the decks with ease, explained by the studio as being a ‘feature’ not an ‘obstacle’. 

ER Yacht Design Founder Ivan Erdevicki commented on the collaboration with Turquoise:  ‘it has been our utmost pleasure developing this unique and extraordinary design for Turquoise Yachts from Turkey. The 61 meters of pure elegance and simplicity with uniquely sculptured surfaces around hull and superstructure window openings, provide distinctive character to this design.'

Project Echo has a 10.5m beam, a draft of 2.7m, and a GT of 899. She has a cruising speed of 17 knots, and a maximum speed of 27 knots.

"It has been our upmost pleasure developing this unique and extraordinary design for Turquoise Yachts from Turkey. The 61 meters of pure elegance and simplicity with uniquely sculptured surfaces around hull and superstructure window openings, provide distinctive character to this design." Ivan Erdevicki, ER Yacht Design

"It has been our upmost pleasure developing this unique and extraordinary design for Turquoise Yachts from Turkey. The 61 meters of pure elegance and simplicity with uniquely sculptured surfaces around hull and superstructure window openings, provide distinctive character to this design."

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1. Observation decks at Moscow City

There are two main observation decks in the Moscow City business district. They offer a 360-degree panoramic view of the Russian capital.

The first is located on the 56th floor of the Empire Tower . It can only be accessed with a tour, which takes place every 30 minutes. It is located at a height of 215 meters, occupies an entire floor.

However, the highest observation deck – PANORAMA 360 – is located on the 89th floor of the Federation Tower.  It takes less than a minute to access it by elevator and you can visit it without a tour, but remember to purchase a ticket first!

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2. Ostankino TV Tower

An excursion to the Ostankino TV Tower includes visits to two observation decks: a covered one at a height of 337 meters and an open one at a height of 340 meters. For a long time (until the PANORAMA 360 was opened), Ostankino Tower offered the highest observation point in Moscow. The viewing platforms here offer excellent views of VDNKh, the Botanical Gardens, the Moscow City skyscrapers and many other parts of Moscow.

Once you are here, it’s worth having a drink or something to eat at the café. It has a revolving floor and makes a full circle every 40 minutes!

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3. Ivan the Great Bell Tower

Once you are inside the Kremlin, you can climb 137 steps up to the viewing platform at the top of the Ivan the Great Bell Tower , which is 25 meters tall. From the top, you get splendid views of the Cathedral Square inside the Kremlin and the Moskva River embankments.

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4. Observation deck at the Central Children's Store

There is a small observation deck on the rooftop of the newly renovated Central Children's Store in Lubyanka, offering up-close views of central Moscow, including the Kremlin, St. Basil's Cathedral, Christ the Savior Cathedral and the city's central streets. You can use the tower viewers installed there to take a closer look at the Kremlin towers or the three-tier gilded inscription under the dome of Ivan the Great Bell Tower. Let us know what you think it says!

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The viewing platform on the steep bank of the Moskva River can be rightly called one of Moscow's main sites. Entrance is free and it offers panoramic views of central Moscow, the Luzhniki stadium and the famous Seven Sisters buildings.

Since 2018, it can also be reached by a cable car from the Luzhniki stadium – the views that you will experience during the ride in the cable car are no less spectacular!

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 7. Observation deck at Gorky Park

A walk in Gorky Park would not be complete without a visit to its observation deck situated on the roof of the Main Entrance’s arch. From there you can see many interesting things, and if you make use of the tower viewers, you’ll be able to take a closer look at the park alleys, as well as the Krymsky Bridge, the Seven Sisters buildings and Christ the Savior Cathedral.

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On the territory of the largest city in Europe with a 9-century history, there are many interesting places and objects. Some of the best attractions of modern Moscow are:

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• Arbat - the main tourist artery of Moscow;
• The business center of the city with skyscrapers is Moscow City with viewing platforms, including a 360-degree circular view of the capital;
• The Bolshoi Theater is one of the most significant in Russia and the world;
• Tretyakov Gallery with the world's largest collection of Russian painting;
• Ostankino TV Tower, the country's main television tower 540 m high with 2 viewing platforms - open type and glazed at different levels;
• St. Basil's Cathedral (Cathedral of the Protection of the Holy Virgin);
• The historical district of the capital is Kitay Gorod.

It is also worth visiting the river berths, beaches (in Rublevo, Strogino and Serebryany Bor) of the Moscow River, Kolomenskoye Museum-Reserve, Moskarium Oceanography Center, Novodevichy Convent, Moscow Planetarium, Darwin Museum, Zaryadye Natural Landscape Park and Exhibition of Achievements of National Economy (VDNH).

The best restaurants in Moscow: Pushkin, Balzi rossi, Wine & Crab, Osteria della Piazza Bianca, White Rabbit, Björn, Northerners, Beluga, Lavkalavka and others.

Yachting in Moscow

You can leave your yacht parked in Moscow at the pier of one of the many yacht clubs on the banks of the Moscow River and the Khimki Reservoir - for example, on the territory of the Yacht Port “Estate Port” with 36 berths for vessels up to 15 m long or in CHALET RIVER CLUB yacht club on the border with the Moscow region with 57 berths for vessels up to 17 m long and with a draft of up to 1.7 m. If you are interested in selling yachts in Moscow , we recommend that you use the services of one of the trusted yacht brokers in the region, for example - PRESTIGE YACHTS, ULTRABOATS, IY C or WEST NAUTICAL.

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In Moscow, the War Is Background Noise, but Ever-Present

Muscovites go about their daily lives with little major disruption. But the war’s effects are evident — in the stores, at the movies and in the increasingly repressive environment.

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By Valerie Hopkins

Photographs by Nanna Heitmann

Reporting from Moscow

Metro trains are running smoothly in Moscow, as usual, but getting around the city center by car has become more complicated, and annoying, because anti-drone radar interferes with navigation apps.

There are well-off Muscovites ready to buy Western luxury cars, but there are not enough available. And while a local election for mayor took place as it normally would last Sunday, many of the city’s residents decided not to vote, with the result seemingly predetermined (a landslide win by the incumbent).

Almost 19 months after Russia invaded Ukraine, Muscovites are experiencing dual realities: The war has faded into background noise, causing few major disruptions, and yet it remains ever-present in their daily lives.

This month, Moscow is aflutter in red, white and blue flags for the annual celebration of the Russian capital’s birthday, No. 876. Its leaders marked the occasion with a monthlong exhibition that ended last Sunday. Featuring the country’s largest hologram, it showcased the city of 13 million people as a smoothly operating metropolis with a bright future. More than seven million people visited, according to the organizers.

There is little anxiety among residents over the drone strikes that have hit Moscow this summer. No alarm sirens to warn of a possible attack. When flights are delayed because of drone threats in the area, the explanation is usually the same as the one plastered on signs at the shuttered luxury boutiques of Western designers: “technical reasons.”

The city continues to grow. Cranes dot the skyline, and there are high-rise buildings going up all over town. New brands, some homegrown, have replaced the flagship stores like Zara and H&M, which departed after the invasion began in February 2022.

“We continue to work, to live and to raise our children,” said Anna, 41, as she walked by a sidewalk memorial marking the death of the Wagner mercenary leader Yevgeny V. Prigozhin. She said she worked in a government ministry, and like others interviewed, she did not give her last name because of a fear of retribution.

But for some, the effects of war are landing harder.

Nina, 79, a pensioner who was shopping at an Auchan supermarket in northwestern Moscow, said that she had stopped buying red meat entirely, and that she could almost never afford to buy a whole fish.

“Just right now, in September, the prices rose tremendously,” she said.

Nina said that sanctions and ubiquitous construction projects were some reasons for higher prices, but the main reason, she said, was “because a lot is spent on war.”

“Why did they start it at all?” Nina added. “Such a burden on the country, on people, on everything. And people are disappearing — especially men.”

When asked about the biggest problems facing Russia, more than half of the respondents in a recent poll by the independent Levada Center cited price increases. The war, known in Russia as the “special military operation,” came in second, with 29 percent, tied with “corruption and bribery.”

“In principle, everything is getting more expensive,” said Aleksandr, 64, who said he worked as an executive director in a company. His shopping habits at the grocery store have not changed, but he said he had not traded in his luxury Western-branded car for a newer model.

“First of all, there are no cars,” he said, noting that most Western dealerships had left Russia and that Chinese brands had been taking their places on the roads.

The war has made itself evident outside supermarkets and auto dealerships. Moscow may be one of the few cities in Europe without sold-out showings of the movie “Barbie.” Warner Bros, which produced the film, pulled out of Russia shortly after Mr. Putin invaded Ukraine, and bootleg copies of “Barbie” were shown only in a few underground screenings .

Theaters regularly show movies that premiered more than five years ago because of licensing issues and strict new laws banning any mention of L.G.B.T.Q. people.

Advertisements to join the military are plastered on roadside billboards and on posters in convenience stores. Moscow’s metro recently stopped making announcements in English, with a Russian-language voice announcing every stop twice.

Cosmetically, Moscow is changing, too. A statue of Felix Dzerzhinsky, the founder of the Soviet political police, was inaugurated this past week in front of the headquarters of the foreign intelligence services. It is a copy of a statue that stood in front of the headquarters of the K.G.B. until it was torn down in 1991 by Russians hungry for freedom.

The election for mayor also underscored the sea change in Russian politics. A decade ago, the opposition politician Aleksei A. Navalny stood as a candidate against Sergei S. Sobyanin. Now, Mr. Navalny is in jail, and there was no real competition for Mr. Sobyanin, who won a third term with an unprecedented 76 percent of the vote.

Other parties, including the Communist Party , fielded a candidate against the incumbent, but they are all considered “systemic opposition” parties, or groups in Parliament nominally in opposition but who align their policies with the Kremlin on most issues.

“Before the war, I still voted,” said Vyacheslav I. Bakhmin, a chairman of the Moscow Helsinki Group, the oldest human rights group in Russia. “I don’t want to vote now because, well, the result seems to be clear, right?”

Many in Moscow chose not to vote, though turnout was at a two-decade high because of electronic voting that allows Muscovites to cast a ballot online. There is also heavy-handed encouragement of public sector employees to vote.

Mr. Sobyanin, 65, benefited from a carefully cultivated image as an effective manager, and Moscow’s cleanliness and ease of getting around are praised even by people who oppose his political party. He has made transportation a hallmark of his tenure, and he not only keeps the trains running efficiently, but is opening brand-new stations.

The elections in Moscow and in more than 20 Russian regions are widely seen as a test run for presidential elections in March. Mr. Putin has not declared his candidacy, but he is widely expected to run.

As Mr. Putin presides over a war with no end in sight, the authorities have worked to limit public expressions of dissent and make things seem as normal as possible. Aleksei A. Venediktov, who headed the liberal Echo of Moscow radio station before the Kremlin shut it down last year, said that the government had engineered the war’s absence from political spaces.

“This war, it is mainly on TV, or on Telegram channels, but it is not on the street, it is not even discussed in cafes and restaurants, because it is dangerous, because the laws that have been adopted are repressive,” Mr. Venediktov said. He noted cases in which people expressing antiwar views were denounced — or in some cases reported to the police — by those sitting next to them on the subway or in restaurants.

“People prefer to tell one another, ‘Let’s not talk about it here,’” Mr. Venediktov said. “And that’s why you can’t see it in the mood.”

In Moscow City, an area of skyscrapers that is the Russian capital’s answer to New York’s Financial District, many people casually dismissed a series of drone strikes that damaged some of the buildings there but resulted in no casualties.

One woman, Olga, who said she worked nearby, just nodded as a colleague shrugged off the potential risk.

Later, Olga sent a New York Times journalist a message on the Telegram messaging app: “I couldn’t say anything, because at work they don’t talk about a position like mine,” she wrote. “I am against war and I hate our political system.”

When there is a drone strike inside Russia, she said, “I always hope that maybe someone will think about what it means to live under shelling, and regret the loss of our normal life before the war.” She said that if the explosions do not cause casualties, then “I don’t regret damage to the buildings at all.”

Mr. Venediktov said that even if changes on Moscow’s surface were hard to see, and increasingly harder to discuss, people were truly transforming inside.

“People are starting to return to the Soviet practice, when public conversations can lead to trouble at work,” he said. “It’s like toxic poisoning — a very slow process.”

An earlier version of this article misstated which birthday Moscow is celebrating this year. It is No. 876, not No. 867.

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Valerie Hopkins is an international correspondent for The Times, covering the war in Ukraine, as well as Russia and the countries of the former Soviet Union. More about Valerie Hopkins