Le Grand Bleu (yacht)

Le Grand Bleu is a superyacht. It was the 36th longest private yacht in the world in 2019, at in length. It was built at the Bremer Vulkan yard in Bremen, Germany, and was launched in 2000. It was designed by "Stefano Pastrovich" and constructed by Kusch Yachts. 
History.
"Le Grand Bleu" was built at the Bremer Vulkan yard in Bremen, Germany, and was launched in 2000. It was designed by "Stefano Pastrovich" and constructed by Kusch Yachts. 
It was commissioned by John McCaw, Jr., an American businessman, who sold it to Russian businessman Roman Abramovich in 2002. Abramovich had it refitted to his own preferences by HDW in Kiel, Germany. This included an internal refit and the addition of a swim platform.
In June 2006, Abramovich lost "Le Grand Bleu" in a bet to Eugene Shvidler.A mini refit in Port Canaveral, FL in 2008, included a "green" wastewater treatment system.
In 2016, the boat underwent a refit at Blohm & Voss in Hamburg.
Features.
"Le Grand Bleu" is powered by two 9,730 bhp Deutz engines.
The boat also has two additional yachts, a sailing yacht and a motor yacht. It also has two Buzzi sports boats and a landing craft to carry a 4x4 Land Rover. It also has a helipad.
It supports a crew of 65 and can accommodate 20 visitors.