| Lurssen/B+V | 147M | "OPERA" | 2022 |

1. https://www.hafennews.de/blohm-und-voss-lueftet-ein-geheimnis/
   
   
2. I think it's her!!! Here they say 'yacht Sissi is uncovered', I think it's a typo
   
   https://www.hafennews.de/hamburger-hafen-dock-10/

Legendary Blohm and Voss company now belongs to Lurssen and Sassi more probably was not destroyed entirely by fire in Sept-18 but altogether with the floating dock damaged as well were put in standard dry dock in order to restore both the yacht and floating dock. Thus Sassi is alive. Looking forward to see her rebirthed.

Ive seen the photos and she was very much destroyed. They wouldn’t reuse her at all.

I saw he photos as well and realized that only upper part of the yacht (superstructures) was destroyed and as to the hull up to the main deck which is the basement of any ship it may quite survived and used later for restoration. Though ... there are two reasons not to do this. First of all - possible deformation of the hull during the fire and changes in steel structure. And second - bad aura of this ship from the very beginning of her life. Professional sailors are very sensitive to such things.

There’s going to be more damage down there than you think. I’ve dealt with this on a larger scenario and it’s not economical to use again, let alone for someone building a brand new yacht versus a commercial/governmental scenario.

This ship was reported as Project OPERA 147m long, replacement of Sassi and "new Coral Island". The latter sounds strange since Project Coral Island-II was labelled to Pelorus long ago.

You are right, Pelorus was originally commissioned by the Saudi Arabian owner of Coral Island as a replacement of the 73m.

new pics:

https://www.hafennews.de/yacht-sassi-von-tag-zu-tag-sieht-man-mehr/

https://www.bild.de/regional/bremen...ach-mio-schaden-wieder-fit-76054560.bild.html

Sassi from another angle

https://www.main-echo.de/mediathek/bilder/dpa-bilder-vom-tag-cme-5378878

She is quite massive.
Now I'm very curious to see Project Blue, the 158 metres...not sure if it's the one with fuel cells.