- Built:1981 (refitted in 1998)
- Builder:CRN
- Designer:L S-I & Merritt Knowles
- Power:2 x Mirlees Blackstone diesels 1,220hp
Originally built as the Royal Yacht for the Emir of Bahrain, this Italian-built vessel was transformed by American craftsmen and skilled shipbuilders
into a fabulous yacht. Able to accommodate 12 guests in seven staterooms she is beautifully outfitted with Asian-themed custom furnishings and antiques. Taipan III continues
to provide royal treatment for all who cruise aboard her from her base in Phuket.
- Built:2003
- Builder:Yantai Raffles/Cheoy Lee, China
- Designer:Frank Mulder/Dee Robinson
- Hull:Steel
- Power:2 x 1,796hp MTU 12V 4000 M60
When not cruising around Asian waters, the SeaShaw is berthed at her home base at the Republic of Singapore Yacht Club. Built in China by Yantai Raffles
(hull) and Cheoy Lee (superstructure), this superyacht is the second SeaShaw for her Singaporean owner. Like her 145ft predecessor, Netherlands-based
architect Frank Mulder was responsible for this beauty's design.
- Built:2005
- Builder:North West Bay Ships, Australia
- Designer:NWBS/Sam Sorgiovanni
- Hull:Aluminium
- Power:2 x 2100hp Caterpillar 3512BTA diesels
Built in Tasmania but at home in Singapore, White Rabbit is the world's first trimaran megayacht. Her innovative design offers both space and
stability and has attracted attention from the world's media. The 50ft beam provides enormous interior space and, in a break from tradition, the five
guest staterooms are upstairs, above the main deck.