Royal Denship
24,800,000
EUR
70.6
m
12
Guests
2002
Country:
Denmark 🇩🇰
Royal Denship
Expedition Strength
Royal Denship, a Danish shipyard founded in the early 2000s, quickly gained a reputation for crafting robust, luxurious superyachts with both classic and expedition-style builds. Based in Denmark, Royal Denship partnered with multiple shipyards across the country to create a versatile production network, allowing them to build custom yachts up to 100 meters in length. Although the company ceased operations in 2009 due to economic challenges, it left a legacy of impressive vessels known for both style and functionality.
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Legacy of Craftsmanship and Innovation
Founded in Denmark, Royal Denship earned a prestigious reputation for building luxury superyachts that exemplified both advanced engineering and refined craftsmanship. Throughout its years of operation, the shipyard produced vessels that became icons of innovative design and robust construction, marking its presence in the superyacht industry with both durability and sophistication. Although Royal Denship has since ceased operations, its legacy endures, particularly through its notable yachts, which are still prized by their owners for their unparalleled build quality and cutting-edge design.
Pegasus VIII: A Symbol of Luxury and Innovation
One of Royal Denship’s flagship projects was Pegasus VIII (formerly Princess Mariana), a 78-meter luxury yacht designed by Espen Øino and launched in 2003. This superyacht, with interiors by Zuretti, features a spacious layout with a distinctive glass-bottom pool, helicopter landing pad, and luxury suites accommodating up to 12 guests. This yacht became a symbol of Royal Denship's capability to blend opulence with innovative design
Cupani: Engineering Excellence in Expedition Yachts
Another significant vessel, the 63.7-meter Cupani (formerly Turmoil), is an expedition yacht tailored for long-range cruising. Built in 2006, Cupani showcases Royal Denship's engineering prowess with a 6,500-nautical-mile range, robust steel hull, and luxurious interiors by Rune Design. Known for her capacity to handle extreme environments, Cupani is favored by owners who seek both exploration and comfort
Big Aron: Adventure Meets Luxury
Royal Denship also produced the Big Aron, a 46.7-meter expedition yacht with an emphasis on utility and luxury. Featuring a rugged exterior and lavish South American-inspired interiors, Big Aron was part of Royal Denship's expedition series, crafted to offer adventure without sacrificing style. Although Royal Denship no longer operates, its yachts remain icons in the industry, recognized for their durability, luxury, and pioneering design in the superyacht world.
