Unveiling the undeniable mark of Andrew Winch, M/Y Campbell Bay stands as a testimony to fine craftsmanship and understated elegance.
With an accolade of design awards, M/Y Campbell Bay spans 44.9 metres and accommodates up to 12 guests on board a tranquil sanctuary amidst the waves, complete with state-of-the-art facilities.
2002
44.9 m / 147′ 4″ ft
14,5 knots
M/Y Campbell Bay showcases a harmonious blend of tradition and innovation. The interiors echo a tranquil home-from-home, offering a haven of subtle luxury ideal for long voyages.
Welcoming up to 12 guests in lavish staterooms, she sets the stage for familial reunions or charter voyages of distinction. Her design gracefully integrates meticulous woodwork and Italian marble juxtaposed against a palette of neutral hues.
| Loa | 44.9 m / 147′ 4″ ft |
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| Lwl | 38.5 m / 126′ 4″ ft |
| Displacement | 493 |
| Main engines | 2 x diesel Caterpillar 3508B |
| Gearbox | Reintjes WAF 542 |
| Fuel capacity | 57.000 ltr/ 15.000 gallons |
| Fresh water capacity | 15.000 ltr / 3.962 gallons |
| Construction | Steel hull, aluminum superstructure |
| Beam | 8.8 m / 28′ 9″ ft |
|---|---|
| Draft | 2.95 m / 9′ 7″ ft |
| Generators | 2 x Northern Lights 115 kW generators |
| Speed | Cruising speed 12,5 knots / max speed 14,5 knots |
| Range | 5.000 nautical miles |
| Watermakers | HEM 2x 10.000 liter/day each |
| Classification | Lloyds, A1 SSC Yacht Mono G6 +LMC MCA |
Campbell Bay was delivered in 2002 and measures 44.9 metres with a beam of 8.8 metres and a draft of 2.95 metres. She features an interior design by Winch Design, with exterior design and naval architecture undertaken by Diana Yacht Design.
The exterior of Campbell Bay is a symphony of seamless transitions, where expansive walkarounds navigate towards the welcoming foredeck settee area and the immersive transom beach and dock. Nestled aft of the sky lounge, the terrace and the sun deck area forge a symbiotic connection with the azure sea, presenting panoramic vistas and secluded niches perfect for leisurely lunches or sunset gatherings, elevating sea voyages into a voyage of serenity and distinction.
Within, the main salon blossoms into a sanctuary of refined luxury, elegantly transitioning into a dining haven marked by an aura of intimate refinement, all underscored by a rich tapestry of textures and hues that foster a serene and noble atmosphere.
Campbell Bay was renamed Big Easy.
An award-winning superyacht design that has stood the test of time.
