HAI LONG

About HAI LONG

Year: 2008 | Length: 31.00 m | 4 Cabins | 8 Guests | 40+ Knots

HAI LONG is a striking 31-metre Italcraft 105 Maxidrago, combining aggressive Italian styling, impressive interior volume and exhilarating performance.

Built in Italy in 2008 and designed by Caputi Studio, HAI LONG represents a distinctive alternative to conventional motor yachts in her size range. Powered by twin MTU 16V2000 M93 engines developing approximately 4,864 HP combined and coupled to Arneson Surface Drives, she delivers an impressive cruising speed of approximately 35 knots and a maximum speed in excess of 40 knots.

Despite her performance-oriented character, HAI LONG offers substantial volume for a yacht of this type, with a beam of approximately 7.56 metres and 141 GT. Her generous proportions provide comfortable interior and exterior areas suitable for extended Mediterranean cruising as well as entertaining family and guests.

Accommodation

HAI LONG accommodates up to 8 guests in 4 cabins, providing a comfortable and private arrangement for owners and guests.

Her interior benefits from the generous beam of the Maxidrago design, creating spacious social areas and a considerably more substantial feeling than typically expected from a high-performance motor yacht.

Separate accommodation is provided for crew.

Exterior

The yacht’s unmistakable profile reflects Italcraft’s performance heritage, with sleek lines, large exterior spaces and a powerful stance on the water.

Her deck areas provide ample space for sunbathing, relaxing and entertaining, making HAI LONG equally suited to fast island-hopping and extended periods at anchor.

Performance

At the heart of HAI LONG are twin MTU 16V2000 M93 diesel engines, producing approximately 2,432 HP each.

Combined with Arneson Surface Drive propulsion, this gives the yacht exceptional performance for a 31-metre vessel:

Cruising Speed: approx. 35 knots Maximum Speed: approx. 41 knots Total Power: approx. 4,864 HP

The Maxidrago 105’s hull design draws upon Italcraft’s extensive experience in the development of high-performance vessels, offering an exciting combination of speed, handling and substantial onboard volume.