Sydney Harbour, Opera House Circular Quay. 15 December 2011
See Google Earth 33°51'22.42" S 151°12'49.54" E and see Opera House from above

Builder: Campanella ... Architect: MARC PICAUT
Built: 1981 ... Last refit: 2005
L.O.A.: 48.82 mtr (160.2 ft) ... L.W.L.: 41.1 mtr (134.8 ft) ... Beam: 8.4 mtr (27.6 ft)
Max Draft: 3.5 mtr (11.48 ft) ... Displacement: 443 ... Gross tonnage: 404 ... Net: 199
Guests sleeping: 12 persons ... Crew: 12 persons
Cabins: 7 ...- Double Cabins:5 ... - Twin Cabins:2 ... Pullmans: 2
Maximum speed: 13 ... Cruising speed: 12
Classification: Lloyds Register
Hull material: Steel ... Deck material: Teak ... Superstructure material: Aluminium
Machinery ; ... Engines: 2 x Nohab 1320 hp ... Generators: SCANIA 2x106kW; CATERPILLAR 1x100kW

Found while looking for specification
Written by Kim Kavin Wednesday, 09 March 2011 09:57

The 163-foot motoryacht Mary Jean just caught my attention with her Twitter feed, which led me to the awesome graphic that you see at right. It details the yacht's cruising itinerary for the next year and a half, detailing all of the destinations where Mary Jean will be cruising--and many where she will simultaneously be available for charter.

Right now, the yacht is in the Caribbean, where she will remain until May. That's when she's slated to cruise through the Panama Canal and on to the Galapagos Islands.

After that, her schedule includes the Marquesas, Tuamotus, Society Islands, Tonga, Cook Islands, Fiji, and New Zealand, where she's scheduled to be in September and October 2011.

In December, Mary Jean will head to Sydney, Australia. In February 2012, she will move to the Great Barrier Reef, the Kimberley Region, Southeast Asia, and, finally, the Maldives and Seychelles, where she will spend the winter 2012-13 charter season.