Pendennis Shipyard in March 2013. She was relaunched in September 2013 with an extended stern and reverse transom, a lighter ballast arrangement and carbon fibre standing rigging. Particulars of ship LOA: (2013) LWL (full load): Beam: Displacement (half load): Ballast: (2013) Draught (keel up) (2013) Draught (keel down): (2013) Air draught: (cannot pass under any bridge that she can navigate to) Sail area (mainsail+working jib): Sail area (mainsail+reacher): her UPS genoa is the World's largest sail, excluding spinnakers. Accommodation The boat has a master suite on the main deck and six cabins for as many as 12 guests. The boat's lazarette stores a tender, Lasers, jet skis, ski boats, kayaks and three remote-controlled models of Mirabella V. The foredeck has two recesses that serve as swimming pools and as storage for two launches. Launch Mirabella V was launched on 27 November 2003 and her mast was stepped at the Southampton Empress Dock on 30 December 2003. Her first sea trial took place off Portsmouth on 14 April 2004. Charter Under Vittoria's ownership, Mirabella V was chartered for up to $420,000 per week and about 12 weeks per year, with a balanced operating budget if chartered for 14 weeks per year. Service After dragging anchor and running aground in Beaulieu-sur-Mer on 16 September 2004, Mirabella V was towed into La Ciotat for a survey and subsequently returned to Vosper Thornycroft in Portsmouth for repairs. See also List of large sailing yachts Comparison of large sloops References Notes Citations Individual sailing vessels Ships built in Southampton Ships built in Portsmouth 2003 ships 2000s sailing yachts Sailboat type designs by Ron Holland Sailing yachts built in the United Kingdom