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A strong wave likely capsized a Viking replica ship off Norway, police say
COPENHAGEN, Denmark (AP) — Police say a strong wave was likely responsible for the capsizing of a Viking ship replica earlier this week off Norway’s coast that killed a U.S. citizen, describing it as a “tragic accident” that did not constitute a criminal matter. The wooden replica, called Naddodd, was crossing the North Atlantic from the Faeroe Islands to Norway with an international team of six people. The ship had departed the Faeroes — located halfway between Scotland and Iceland — on Saturday. It sailed into strong winds and high waves and late on Tuesday capsized off the coastal town of Stad. Five survivors were rescued while a sixth person drowned.
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A strong wave likely capsized a Viking replica ship off Norway, police say
COPENHAGEN, Denmark (AP) — A strong wave was likely responsible for the capsizing of a Viking ship replica earlier this week off Norway’s coast that killed a U.S. citizen, police said Thursday, describing it as a “tragic accident” that did not constitute a criminal matter.
The wooden replica, called Naddodd, was crossing the North Atlantic from the Faeroe Islands to Norway with an international team of six people. The 10-meter (33-feet) double-masted vessel built on the Faeroes had departed the islands located halfway between Scotland and Iceland on Saturday.
On Tuesday, it sailed into strong winds and high waves and late that night, the ship capsized off the coastal town of Stad, about 346 kilometers (215 miles) from the capital of Oslo.
Survivors told police that the weather “suddenly turned significantly worse than predicted with very high waves.” Rescuers said some of the waves were up to 5 meters (16 feet) high at the time.
The five survivors had managed to get into an inflatable life raft and were were later airlifted to safety by helicopter. A sixth person, who had been trapped underneath the vessel, drowned, police said. The victim’s body was found on Wednesday.
Police have not released the name of the victim but Norwegian and Faeroese media identified her as 29-year-old archaeologist Karla Dana, from Florida.
“Thrilled to be a part of this crew, fearlessly embarking on this Nordic voyage on a Viking ship replica across the North Sea, pushing through physical and mental limits to sail into history,” Dana had posted on her LinkedIn profile before the trip.
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Tragic Scots uni student dies after boat sinks during 'once in a lifetime' trip
Huge waves reportedly reached 16 feet during Karla Dana's dream journey which turned into a nightmare and caused the small boat to capsize.
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A Scots student has tragically died after a boat sank during a 'once in a lifetime' Viking voyage off the coast of Norway.
Mexican-American archaeologist Karla Dana who was a student at the University of the Highlands and Islands (UHI) died on August 27 after the replica boat capsized in rough seas, according to a local Faroe Islands paper .
The other five people on board got onto an inflatable life raft and were airlifted to safety via a helicopter, the BBC reported. But Karla's body was found on Wednesday morning not far from where the boat sank.
Huge waves reportedly reached 16 feet during the dream journey which turned into a nightmare when they swallowed the small boat causing it to capsize, reports the Mirror.
Karla had recently decided to pursue a Master’s in Archeology at the UHI campus in Orkney because it "aligned perfectly with her career goals" before her devastating death.
The Norway Sea Rescue Society said the conditions just to the west of the Norwegian town of Stad were harrowing, sharing a terrifying video of what the ocean looked like at the time.
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Shocking footage shows giant waves battering the side of the NSSR vessel, splashing against the windshield as the entire boat rocks violently from side to side.
Wind speeds reportedly reached upwards of 45 mph, NSSR reported. Berger Jacobsen, chairman of the Naddoddur boat club based on the Faroe Islands, said everyone was devastated by the tragedy that unfolded on Tuesday.
The Viking expedition had reportedly been postponed for several days already because of bad weather and didn't leave until Saturday. The crew reportedly contained four Swiss nationals, an American woman and a Norwegian from the Faroe Islands.
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The biggest Viking yacht to date, the 92′ Viking Sportfish, is a testament to the luxury and performance offered by the Viking Yacht Company in their lineup of prestigious sportfishing vessels. This impressive model boasts unparalleled size, performance, and amenities. As the 90-foot Viking yacht makes its debut, it’s important to appreciate the legacy of the largest Viking yacht ever built – the iconic 92′ Viking Sportfish.
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A Legacy of Luxury and Performance
The Viking 92 Sportfish first made its debut in 2014, quickly gaining recognition as one of the most desirable large sportfishing yachts ever built. It was the most technically advanced vessel of its time, raising the bar in sophistication, design, and engineering. Anglers were offered the best of both worlds, as the 92′ Viking flourished as both a fierce tournament contender and a luxury motor yacht .
With MTU Series 2000 / V16 M96L diesel engines, the 92 Viking can reach impressive speeds of up to 35 knots, cruising comfortably at 31 knots. The vessel’s hull is designed for speed and enhanced handling, ensuring a smooth and enjoyable ride for both leisurely cruises and intense fishing expeditions.
Some of the standout features of the largest Viking yacht include:
- Expansive 238-square-foot cockpit with a large mezzanine and raised viewing area
- Dual mezzanine decks, one in the cockpit and one on the main level aft deck
- Alfresco dining on the aft deck with an outside galley area and grilling station
- Opulent salon with a custom-designed home theater system, commanding views, and an abundance of lounge seating
- Six luxurious staterooms, each with a private head and shower
- Aft crew quarters with separate access from the cockpit, a full head and shower, a compact galley, and a second laundry center
Specification | Value |
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Staterooms/Heads | 6/7 |
Draft | 5′ 10″ (1.78m) |
Length | 93′ 4″ (28.45m) |
Fuel Capacity | 4015 Gallons (15,198.43 L) |
Engine Options | CAT / C32A 1925 1925 MHP or MTU Series 2000 / V16 M96L 2635 MHP |
Beam | 23′ 5″ (7.14m) |
Gross Weight | 205k pounds |
With the introduction of the 90-foot Viking, the company continues to push the boundaries of luxury and performance. This new flagship model is set to replace the 92 Viking sportfish yacht, incorporating advances in design and engineering in response to the IMO Tier III international mandate . The 90-foot Viking draws from the experience gained with the 92 Viking, offering a sleek, fast luxury sportfish yacht with enhanced performance, advanced propulsion systems, and weight-saving building materials.
- The 92′ Viking Sportfish is the largest Viking Sportfishing yacht ever built, known for its luxury, performance, and state-of-the-art engineering.
- With a top speed of 35 knots and a cruise speed of 31 knots, the 92 Viking offers both speed and exceptional handling for sportfishing enthusiasts.
- Standout features of the 92′ Viking Sportfish include an expansive cockpit, dual mezzanine decks, alfresco dining, an opulent salon, and luxurious staterooms.
- The introduction of the 90-foot Viking aims to continue the legacy of the 92′ Viking Sportfish, with advances in design and engineering to comply with the IMO Tier III international mandate.
- The 90 Viking is set to replace the 92 Viking sportfish yacht, offering a sleek, fast luxury sportfish yacht with enhanced performance, advanced propulsion systems, and weight-saving building materials.
An international emissions mandate (IMO Tier III) led the sportfish manufacturer to cease production of the 92 Viking and redesign a yacht that complies with these standards. The 90 Viking is their response to this mandate.
The 92 Viking has a standard fuel capacity of 4015 Gallons (15,198.43 L).
A new 92 Viking costed anywhere between 9 and 12 million dollars. Currently, a used 92 Viking costs around 10 million dollars depending on the build and what options were included.
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The Top 10 Viking Yachts of All-Time
The Viking Yacht Company has been in business for about forty five years now, building luxury performance cruising and sport-fishing yachts. The company was founded by brothers Bill and Bob Healey in ’64, when they purchased a small, financially struggling New Jersey manufacturer of thirty-seven foot, wooden sport fishing boats called Peterson-Viking Builders. Today, Viking Yachts is a leading producer of semi custom fiberglass yachts with more than 4,000 boats under its name.
Of those, these are the top 10 Viking Yachts of all time.
Viking 42 ST
Viking has been known to combine one model’s features with the other, as is evident with the Viking 42 Open and 42 Convertible, which have the same hull with noticeably different interior and deck arrangements. The 42 ST is fitted with a tuna tower from Palm Beach Towers, and is ideal for cruising the Bahamas, cobia hunting, and riding the sailfish circuit. It has a characteristic New England taste and comes with an option for a custom fiberglass layer for the antennas.
The 42 ST also features the twin mezzanine cockpit familiar with the 42 Open. These models are a thrilling addition to the Viking yachts with their dramatic design combined with the eclectic running attributes of the sea-friendly resin infused hull boosted by Cummins QSC 600mhp diesels and the protruding pod drive propulsion system.
The Viking 55C is a blue water champion, introduced in 1996 at the Ft. Lauderdale Boat show. The model came with a completely new style and out-competed its rival not only with its stunning performance, but also its superstar popularity that skyrocketed its sales. More than 150 models were built over the next 5 years, the most that have ever produced in that size range until now. In terms of performance, the boat could reach a top speed of 40 knots plus. The 55 convertible is ideal for those who love to fish offshore and sleep late.
Viking 37 Billfish
When it comes to fishing, some things never change. This was inspiration behind the construction of the Viking 37 Billfish. Designed with the iconic Rybovich and Merritt day boats of the bygone era in mind, the yacht pays homage to the memory of these vintage vessels by featuring an upgraded styling and modern, more durable materials. As a result, the yacht offers attractive overnight accommodations, easier maintenance, and better performance.
A vital part of the Viking yachts collection, the 37B is designed to feel equally at home Pacific-fishing in the Costa Rica, blue-marlin in Bahamas, and home-fishing for sails on the shore of the Palm Beach. With air conditioning available on the command deck, fishermen on the southern end wishing to hide from the heat can find comfort and relief in the easily accessible cockpit.
Viking 60 combined the agility and swiftness of a Sport-fish with the comfort of a cruiser, giving the owner the best of both worlds. The boat offers excellent views from the fly-bridge, and is basically designed for speed. While steering is effortless and instantaneous, backing is a little harder and requires creating some distance from the helm.
Featuring a twin MAN 2840 LE401 ten-cylinder diesel engine that could produce 820hp, the yacht can achieve a maximum speed of 33mph and a cruising speed of 28mph. Its smart design is mostly responsible for the boat’s impressive speed. The cockpit extension tapers upwards to create a hydrodynamic wedge, leading to extra lift from the base. This model was extremely powerful and in 1995, it was recognized as the Boat of the Year by Boating magazine.
Viking 75 Motor Yacht
Viking stopped producing motor yachts after the final Viking 60 was delivered in 2001. The development of the 75 motor yacht came from a strategic partnership between the Michael Peters Yacht Design corporation based in Sarasota, Florida, and the Viking Yacht in-house design team. The outside profile is smooth, curvy and covers several style cues from the company’s convertibles including the familiar molded feature lines in the superstructure and hull, as well as the teardrop salon windows. The raked side and fiberglass hardtop has the same look as the Sky Bridge.
Viking 82CMY
Capitalizing on the 75 Motor Yacht’s success, the Viking design team decided to progress with a new series of bigger models. The first wave in this new trend was the Viking 82 Cockpit Motor Yacht. The boat steered away from the luxurious, powerful cruiser and transitioned into a blue water yacht fisherman, heading on a 3-week vacation one day, and creating the perfect platform for a tournament fishing the next.
The cockpit occupies 108 sq. ft. and is accessible via dual teak planked stairs. Below the deck there is an inviting paddle boarding, diving, fishing, and other fun water activities. The lounge, which is 9 feet wide, is integrated into the mezzanine featuring an array of useful amenities.
Viking 92 Enclosed Bridge
This yacht has a striking profile with a number of motor yacht cues such as dual mezzanine decks – one on the primary level after the deck and the other in the cockpit. The first mezzanine provides both back-facing lounge seating, as well as a secondary seating space and table for dining. The Viking 92 also comes with an outside grilling and galley area for additional comfort and ambiance. The interior of the yacht is a display of luxury and elegance.
The 23′ beam opens the salon while transforming it into a grand living room with inbuilt furniture and chic appointments such as a sixty-inch flat screen TV that is supported by a lift from the teak cabinetry. The boat is also equipped with 6 staterooms, each of which has a private shower and head. The full-beam master suite is fitted with a king-size bed, a dressing table, a walk-in closet, and his/her private facilities.
Viking 62 Convertible
Viking Yacht Company has always maintained a philosophy of creating a better yacht everyday. The 62 Convertible displays the Viking tradition of enviable edge engineering. It has a resin infused composite cored hull to optimize the boat’s weight to strength ratio, using a high modulus of knitted fiberglass, carbon fiber, and Dupont’s Kevlar. Similarly, hanging locker and interior stateroom doors integrate honeycomb coring for more weight reduction. The boat delivers top speeds of more than 42 knots thanks to a twin Caterpillar C32-A engines that can cough out 1925mhp.
Viking 48 Convertible
The 48 Convertible feature sleek, powerful exterior and a shiny resin-infused hull that extends its breadth to create a wider cockpit and more interior room. The forward chine and raked entry are built to penetrate the head seas and steer spray forward. The convex hull segments incorporate curvature and lead to the running surface. On the other hand, the maneuverability and lateral tracking are enhanced by the molded running strakes.
Viking 46 Open
The last yacht on our list is an example of the company’s dominance in creating high performance luxury boats by maintaining exceptional quality, versatility, and value. The 46 Open features yacht club panache and blue water capabilities. It has a 121 sq. ft cockpit and comes with a molded deck for safe footing. As can be expected from Viking, the cockpit does not leave anything to chance, as it is fitted with such amenities as rounded coamings, tackle stowage, raw water wash-down systems, recessed hardware, and flush rod holders.
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COPENHAGEN, Denmark (AP) — Police say a strong wave was likely responsible for the capsizing of a Viking ship replica earlier this week off Norway's coast that killed a U.S. citizen ...
COPENHAGEN, Denmark (AP) — A strong wave was likely responsible for the capsizing of a Viking ship replica earlier this week off Norway's coast that killed a U.S. citizen, police said Thursday ...
A Scots student has tragically died after a boat sank during a 'once in a lifetime' Viking voyage off the coast of Norway. Mexican-American archaeologist Karla Dana who was a student at the ...
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The new 93 Motoryacht is the largest yacht ever made by the New Jersey-based builder. Viking, of course, is best known for serious sportfishing war wagons and, when the boating market slumped, it focused on its bread-and-butter convertibles. The last motoryacht was built in 2001 (a 60 Cockpit), but 14 years later Viking re-entered the serious ...
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The 92′ Viking Sportfish is the largest Viking Sportfishing yacht ever built, known for its luxury, performance, and state-of-the-art engineering. With a top speed of 35 knots and a cruise speed of 31 knots, the 92 Viking offers both speed and exceptional handling for sportfishing enthusiasts. Standout features of the 92′ Viking Sportfish ...
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