Kalinga

1982

About Kalinga

With Carmac VI, Cacique, Kalinga and New Horizon L all underway simultaneously, the yard at Kaag Island must have been a beehive of activity in the early 1980s. Cannes-based designer Pierre Tanter of Lavor Studio was the interior designer of both Kalinga and New Horizon L, imparting efficiency to the designer’s yard visits. At 50.65 metres, the six-stateroom tri-deck Kalinga was the largest launch of 1982. Her design was largely based on the first hull of Al Riyadh, ordered for King Faisal of Saudi Arabia. Significant tankage gave her a range of 4,000nm at 15 knots.

Kalinga’s launch specifications

744
1982
50.00m / 164′1″
16 knots
8.80m / 28′10″
3.00m / 9′10″
Kalinga
Kalinga

Design

Feadship De Voogt Naval Architects
Studio De Voogt
Pierre L. Tanter

Propulsion

2 x Caterpillar D399 SCAC 839kW at 1125rpm

Capacity

18,716 litres / 4,944 US Gallons
4,623 litres / 1,221 US Gallons

Accommodation

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