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BLUE RENDEZVOUS Specifications
| LENGTH |
60ft (18.3m) |
BEAM |
17ft (5.2m) |
ENGINES |
2x Caterpillar 3412E @ 1400 HP |
FLAG |
United States |
| DRAFT |
5ft 4in (1.6m) |
TYPE |
Power yacht |
| YEAR BUILT |
2001 |
REFIT |
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SPEED
CRUISE/MAX |
29kts / 33kts |
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| DESIGNER |
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BUILDER |
Hatteras |
| STABILISERS |
None |
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CREW |
Captain Ryland Dickey & Chef TBA |
BLUE RENDEZVOUS Accommodations
Sleeps 6 In 3 Cabins
BLUE RENDEZVOUS can accommodate 6 guests in 3 cabins.
The Master cabin has a queen size bed, shower and toilet.
A VIP cabin has a queen size bed, shower and toilet.
A Guest cabin has 2 twin beds, shower and toilet.
BLUE RENDEZVOUS
is fully air conditioned through out.
Smoking is allowed on deck.
and where designated by Captain
BLUE RENDEZVOUS´s crew share companionway, heads and showers with guests.
Guests are not allowed to bring pets onboard.
Starboard Guest Stateroom
BLUE RENDEZVOUS Crew Profile
Captain Ryland Dickey
Captain Ryland's passion for boating began at the age of 10 in the lakes and rivers surrounding his home of Columbia, South Carolina. Fishing, wake-boarding and cruising with friends were among his main interests as a child, expanding into the bays and estuaries of coastal Carolina. While attending the College of Charleston, Ryland worked part-time at the City Marina gaining valuable professional experience in the maintenance, mechanics, and handling of a variety of pleasure and luxury marine craft. As his college years ended, he chose to pursue a career in yachting and, through his contacts, secured his first professional position as a mate on a luxury yacht based in the Caribbean. Gaining valuable experience in all aspects of mega-yacht crew work, Ryland has worked in many capacities including service as Captain on yachts based on the east coast of the U.S. He earned his Captain's License in 2007 and his Master's License soon thereafter. Ryland has traveled extensively in the waters of the Caribbean, the Bahamas, and the entire US eastern seaboard from Maine to Key West and derives both personal and professional pleasure from serving as Captain of a sea-going vessel.
