Her facilities include a spectacular spa including a hammam, massage room, plunge pool and jacuzzi. Other ammenities include a gym, beach club, cinema and helipad.
She cruises at 11.0 kn and reaches a top speed of 17.0 kn. She can sleep up to 12 guests.
Ace is known for being one of the first yachts for which a special Support ship was purpose built. This Support ship Garcon was built in 2012 at Damen Shipyards in Holland.
The 67m Garcon has a helicopter, a 4 person submarine, 5 tenders and a diving bell.
The captain and crew have formed the Ace Garçon Environmental Committee, and participate in many environmental projects and this supports the team’s notion of: Get involved. Recycle. Save the Oceans.
It is unclear who owns MY Ace and Garcon, some say it is Yuriy Kosiuk former Deputy President of Ukraine while others believe that Samvel Karapetyan is the owner, a billionaire born in Armenia who founded the Tashir Group.
Neither vessel are available for charter.
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Yogi, very funny! I think not, and actually I am selling my beloved boat because there are now too many boats on the island to make boating fun anymore (by the way, it’s sail not power). Did you see Portals Vells this season? Plus, while I am not a diehard Green I do think that our waters are steadily being eroded in quality. 10 years ago my local Cala (in a non—touristy area) was teeming with aquatic life, including lobster, octopi, crabs etc. Today there is nothing. Something is going very wrong with our coasts. And this season, all the sewage spills have been atrocious. All this to explain my comment about MDB publishing more about how we can give back to the island we live on, instead of luxury/celeb crap.
Is this a send up?They have set up an environmental committee. Get involved-Yes let’s have main boat and also a back up—Twice as much fuel. Oh and an helicopter—more fuel but suppose handy to look from above,how to save the ocean Recycling—two boats therefore twice as much to recycle. Agree with Ricky,get out there and report on things that can improve the island rather than items such as this which anybody could get by online search.
Ricky - to a great extent I agree with your comments. However, I think that many of these yachts bring a lot of money to the island and should be welcome. I agree wholeheartedly that the Bulletin should feature more information and news about everyday life in Mallorca. The Ultima Hora manages to print 4 times as many pages and costs less, without the irrelevant stuff the Bulletin prints - much of which cannot be described as "journalism!
This could have been a story if the reporter got some verifiable info on who, what, where, when and why, otherwise, I too don't see the point of these features, except for filling space, or like the last feature, actually advertising that it was for charter at some ludicrous price. No wonder Madrid thinks all Mallorcans own yachts. Do we? Ricky, come clean, these are your boats aren't they?
Why do you keep running luxury yacht stories? What is the relevance to us?. We want to hear about local news that affects us, not this trash. I happen to own a big yacht and I’m not interested. I’d be more interested in stories that can help me to help the island, etc. In the Internet age, you are increasingly irrelevant unless you run unique feature columns like your German competitor. Otherwise, Serra will say bye bye MDB. I dare you to run this and reply...what are you made of?