€23M Superyacht ‘Reef Chief’ Moors in Belfast Harbour

8th August 2023

File image of the 49m superyacht Reef Chief. The Trinity Yachts build was launched in 2008

Ireland’s latest superyacht arrival is the 49m Reef Chief, which moored at Belfast Harbour on Tuesday afternoon (8 August), as the Belfast Telegraph reports.

The €23m vessel is owned by multi-millionaire industrialist and art collector James Dicke, and takes its name from its predecessor yacht which measured a mere 39 metres.

With a range of 2,500 nautical miles and accommodation for up to 10 passengers and a crew of 10, the Reef Chief is a veritable mansion on the high seas.

The Belfast Telegraph has more on the story HERE.

Published in Superyachts, Belfast Lough

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