Baton Rouge (yacht)
The Baton Rouge is a luxury motor yacht built by Icon Yachts in 2010. It is notable for its extensive interior volume, sophisticated design, and numerous amenities, making it a popular choice for charter and private use.
Specifications:
- Builder: Icon Yachts
- Year Built: 2010
- Length Overall (LOA): Approximately 62.5 meters (205 feet)
- Beam: Approximately 11.4 meters (37 feet)
- Draft: Approximately 3.8 meters (12 feet)
- Gross Tonnage: Approximately 1,251 GT
- Exterior Designer: Tim Heywood Design
- Interior Designer: Redman Whiteley Dixon
- Accommodation: Typically accommodates 12 guests in 6 cabins, with crew quarters for a substantial crew.
- Construction: Steel hull and aluminum superstructure
- Engines: Typically powered by twin diesel engines, providing a cruising speed of approximately 14 knots and a maximum speed of around 16.5 knots.
- Range: Approximately 5,000 nautical miles
Features:
The Baton Rouge boasts a wide array of features, including:
- A large sun deck with a jacuzzi, sun loungers, and a bar.
- A beach club with easy access to the water.
- A fully equipped gym.
- Multiple dining areas, both indoor and outdoor.
- A cinema room or media lounge.
- A tender garage for storing smaller boats and water toys.
- Stabilizers to minimize roll and provide a comfortable ride.
History:
Since its launch in 2010, the Baton Rouge has undergone refits and upgrades to maintain its condition and appeal. It has been available for charter in various locations around the world, including the Mediterranean and the Caribbean. The yacht's ownership has changed hands over time.
Significance:
The Baton Rouge exemplifies the high standards of modern yacht design and construction. Its combination of luxurious amenities, spacious interiors, and excellent performance makes it a highly sought-after vessel in the luxury yacht market. Its design and build quality have contributed to its recognition within the yachting industry.