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The  78.5 metre superyacht HAMPSHIRE II was seen again in Malta, this time wearing Blue/White Hull colour. Launched in 2012 with yard number 806, she is a magnificent twin screw custom vessel, built by the prestigious Dutch shipyard, Feadship.

First time she was spotted at Malta was in 2014 wearing white hull and 2 years later she was photographed by our excellent team (MSPAP) during her departure from Grand Harbour Marina (GHM) back to 25th May, 2016 –

More images can be found here – https://maltashipphotos.com/photo/hampshire-ii-25-05-2016/

In the morning of last Monday 19th August, she was seen passing breakwaters at 1101 hrs after sometime waiting since there was outbound traffic of a 250 crude oil tanker (that originally was ordered to built as bulk carrier).

More images can be found here – https://maltashipphotos.com/photo/hampshire-ii-19-08-2024/

With Steel Hull and Aluminium superstructure she has accommodation for 14 guests in 7 staterooms with a crew of 23 in 14 cabins. Her power comes from  2 x MTU 16V 4000M53R engines each of 1500 kw.

She’s owned by INEOS billionaire Jim Ratcliffe and painted with blue hull in 2018.

She has an interesting tender – WOLF flying a White Ensign powered by 3 Mercury Outboards –

More images can be found here – https://maltashipphotos.com/photo/wolf-19-08-2024/

After nearly 3 days at Malta, HAMPSHIRE II left Valletta at 0734 hrs on Thursday 22nd August bound to Barcelona, Spain.

More images can be found here – https://maltashipphotos.com/photo/hampshire-ii-22-08-2024/

During her stay she was moored at Grand Harbour Marina (GHM) which appreciate our maritime related work and are our SPONSORS too for a lifetime – https://ghm.com.mt

 

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