Flying Manta Yacht

The Flying Manta yacht is ranked number 1,920 among the world’s largest yachts.

In 2004 she was one of 315 yachts greater than 65' (19m) delivered by all yacht builders combined, and the 3rd largest yacht built by the world-renowned superyacht builder NQEA Yachts, based in Australia.

Motor yacht Flying Manta has had one custom refit, in 2023. She also has the former name registered, Ophelia, which suggests that the Flying Manta yacht sold, changing ownership one or more previous times.

Measuring in at a length of 139' 9" (42.6m) and boasting a beam of 26' 7" (8.1m), Flying Manta's grandeur is matched only by her spaciousness. Her draft of 9' 2" (2.8m) allows for an interior volume of 354 GRT (gross registered tons) which contributes to her exceptional performance on the open ocean.

The styling of the Flying Manta yacht features exterior design by NQEA Yachts and interior design by Furniture Manufacturing Company Of Australia (FMCA). Up to 12 guests can be accommodated on board the superyacht Flying Manta in 6 staterooms. Flying Manta also has accommodations for 8 crew members, including the yacht’s captain. Constructed with a Aluminium hull, and Aluminium superstructure, she offers ample exterior and interior space.

Powered by two MTU main engines, each generating 3,645 horsepower, for a total combined output of 7,290 horsepower. Notably, the Flying Manta yacht is one of 3,755 yachts greater than 65’(19m) with MTU engines.

The Flying Manta yacht is for sale. For charter, she is either off-market or her rate is not publicly available. If you’d like to buy a yacht, build a yacht, charter a yacht, or sell a yacht like the superyacht Flying Manta, there are an estimated 2,087 yachts for sale and an estimated 2,253 yachts for charter currently available.

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