You can see photos of the yacht on the official website of the yard :

info : http://www.royaldenship.com/Default.asp?ID=36
photos : http://www.royaldenship.com/Default.asp?ID=123

Princess Mariana should have been delivered October or November 2003.

Has anyone seen her since then or has anyone information about her. I would really like to know more...

Ok. PM don not sail with mexican flag but is the most biggest yatch for Mexican owner.

http://support.inmarsat.com/ships_directory.aspx

In the case of Princess Mariana we can see that she flies the flag of BVI = British Virgin Islands, one of the red ensign registries. Her home port is therefore Road Town, BVI.

If you have problems reading the Flag code you need a table of so called ITU codes (International Telecommunication Union). You will find one here:

http://www.itu.int/ITU-R/space...b.pdf

Of course the Inmarsat ship directory only gives information about yachts having one or several Inmarsat systems installed. Most larger yachts have both Inmarsat-C (GMDSS) and Inmarsat-B systems but unfortunately sometimes unlisted for privacy and security reasons. But often they also have one or several Inmarsat-MiniM for crew use and these numbers are usually listed.

Modified by Andy Lindy at 2:16 PM 6/2/2004

I must say that Mr Peralta made a beautiful statement towards his wife; not only did he name the yacht after her but he added some clear symbolism. Take a good look at the logo of the yacht : the entwined sun and moon. Poetic how this symbol seems to say what she means to him... sun and moon - everything and always...

We take the kids down each time we visit the area to look at the boats, but they will never be as impressed again now!!

http://www.royaldenship.dk/Default.asp?ID=16

there are five shipyards presented as Royal Denship partners - among them Danyard Aalborg that produced Princess Mariana as you say.

What is Royal Denship then? Is it like Feadship - an umbrella organization?
The company presents itself in the following way:

"We have geared our organization to meet the needs of the most uncompromising clients in the world, covering sales, design, engineering, construction, service and logistical teams, as well as a full training service."

She was spotted in Spain since and I believe that she has been based at Port Vell in Barcelona but does anyone know if she's still in Catalonia ?

And yes, I am one of those people who registers and doesnt post.

Edmund Burke

vessel was en route to Panama as you described but not delayed due to crew training problems nor any thing of the sort.
Delays were simply the vessel was not finished.

regards

Murphy

there is a royal denship plaque on both sides of this vessel?

Regards René

If a trainstation a place, where a train stops, so what is a workstation?

thx

I took some pictures, unfortunately they are not very good.

The server is slow, so be patient
http://www.8ung.at/ccclub/pm

Jak

I am new to this site, but on my return I just had to know more about that boat. She is fantastic! Glad I found this forum.

Not sure how to attach pictures when posting, but have four good photos of her! Will try and attach them below, otherwise I can email them!

the photo attachment function has been disabled by the moderators due to prior trouble with copyright issues.

You could open a free album at http://www.webshots.com or send them straight to the members (if they wish to receive...)

Please, in any case, send your pictures to: ogeg2000de[a]gmx.de as I LOVE this vessel!

Thanks in advance...

Modified by schnibbelfitz at 7:31 AM 12/20/2006

Modified by schnibbelfitz at 7:33 AM 12/20/2006