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LILI MARLEEN - IMO 9086863
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Photographer:Tore Granlund [ View profile ]
Title:Lili Marleen
Photo Category:Traditional Rig Sailing Ships From 120 Feet Or 36.6 M Loa
Added:May 11, 2005
Views:1,934
Image Resolution:874 x 583
Description:
Built: September, 1994
Dimensions: 294 Feet
Sails: Barquentine Rigging
Sail Surface: Approximately 1200 Square Meters / 13,000 Sq. Feet
Auxiliary Power: Man diesel engine with variable pitch propeller and 660 KW shaft driven generator
Speed: Under Full Sail - Approximately 12 Knots
With Auxiliary Engine - Approximately 10 Knots
Number of Cabins: 25- all outside
Restaurant: One (Single Seating)
Country of Registry: Germany
Vessel
particulars
Current name:LILI MARLEEN
Former name(s):
- Jules Verne Phenix (Until 1993 Jul 16)
Current flag:Malaysia
Home port:Port Klang
Vessel Type:Passengers Ship
Gross tonnage:704 tons
Summer DWT:190 tons
Photos:10 photos by 8 photographers
AIS Position
of this ship
Last known position:3°0’49.93” N, 101°20’40.38” E
Status:Underway
Speed, course (heading):0kts, 360.0° (190°)
Destination:
- Location:Portkelang
- Arrival:11th Jul 2024 / 11:00:52 UTC
Last update:about 1 hour ago
Source:AIS (ShipXplorer)
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Traditional rig sailing ships from 120 feet or 36.6 m LOA - 8 photos
Ships under Construction - 2 photos
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As this is a Tall Ship I have relocated your photograph to the TALL SHIPS CATEGORY.
This information comes from http://www.tallship-fan.de/index_e.htm
Registered port: Kuala Lumpur
Nation: MALYSIA
Type of rigging: BARKENTINE
Year built: 1994
Yard: Elsflether Werft AG, GER
Overall length: 73.98 m
Length (hull): 65.00 m
Breadth: 9.50 m
Draught: 3.90 m
Sail area: 1200 m2
Ship's hull: Stahl / Steel
Power: 800 PS
Engine: MAN
# The "Lili Marleen" belonging to the Deilmann shipping company is a special class cruise liner.
# The crew (25 members) offers their passengers a
comprehensive service, but guests can operate the sails if they wish.
# the ship generally sails in the Mediterranean and the Caribbean, although it also travels from time to time in the Baltic Sea
# has been present as a guest at the Rostock Hanse Sail 1997 and 2004
# sold to Malysia in 2004/2005.
# the ship was called after the poem of the same name by Hans Leip which was set to music by Norbert Schulze. The shipowner Peter Deilmann believes that it also represents a desire for
peace throughout the world.
Regards
Steve Ellwood (Admin)
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