Sergei Yesenin (Proyekt Q-065)
Sergei Yesenin (code: М-02-445) in Moscow
The Q-065 project ships are three-deck passenger ships designed for river cruises in Russia.
History
The Q-065 project ships were built between 1984 and 1986 at the Austrian shipyard Österreichische Schiffswerften AG, located in the city of Linz.
A total of five ships of this project were built. They were intended for the Moscow, Ob-Irtysh and Lena shipping companies. Initially, one of the ships was transferred to the Ob-Irtysh shipping company, but was later also transferred to the Lena basin.
The ships of this project can accommodate up to 180 people. For comfortable accommodation of tourists, there are single, double, four-berth cabins and luxury cabins. Each cabin has an individual bathroom (shower, toilet, washbasin) and a radio.
The luxury cabins have additional amenities: a refrigerator, TV and a corner sofa. The ship also has a bar with a dance floor, a restaurant with 80 seats, a panoramic salon, a cinema and a sauna. For the convenience of passengers, there is an ironing room.
Names of the ships in chronological order:
- Сергей Есенин (Sergei Yesenin)
- Александр Блок (Александр Грин) (Alexander Grin)
- Валерий Брюсов (Valery Bryusov)
- Демьян Бедный (Demyan Bedny)
- Михаил Светлов (Mikhail Svetlov)
Shipyard: Österreichische Schiffswerften AG (ÖSWAG)
Assembly: Linz (Austria)
Years of production: 1984—1986
Production: 5
Length: 90,200 mm
Beam: 14,760 mm
Draft: 1630 mm
Height: 12,600 mm
Crew: 78
Passenger capacity: 180
Powerplant: 3× 6ВД18/15АЛ-1
Power: 1350 HP
Max speed: 22 km/h
Endurande: 10 days
Displacement: 1345 t
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