KALM
Build/code name(s):
Project 6711
Previous name(s):
6711 / 6711GEO / DAPPLE / WINGMAN
KALM
Build/code name(s):
Project 6711
Previous name(s):
6711 / 6711GEO / DAPPLE / WINGMAN
PRIVATE USE ONLY
PRIVATE USE ONLY
Estimated value
$30,500,000
Last asking price as “Dapple” at $28M. Sold after only 18 days on the market with Y.CO
Estimated value
$30,500,000
Last asking price as “Dapple” at $28M. Sold after only 18 days on the market with Y.CO
Main Specs
Length
67.15
m
/
220.3
ft
Beam
11.2
m
/
36.7
ft
Volume
1,143
GT
Categories
Build type
Based on a production hull
Semi-custom
Vessel type
Expedition/explorer yacht
Support yacht
Super yacht
Amenities
Tender garage
Hospital
Dive center
Gym
Helipad
Helicopter hangar
Submarine
Design
Exterior
Damen Yachting (in-house)
Main Color
GREY
Interior
Mark Berryman Design
Build
Shipyard
Damen Yachting
Year
2014
Hull type
Mono-Hull
Fast displacement
Hull material
Steel
Superstructure material
Steel
Aluminum
Last Refit
2024
Show more about refit(s)
Main Specs
Length
67.15
m
/
220.3
ft
Beam
11.2
m
/
36.7
ft
Volume
1,143
GT
Design
Exterior
Damen Yachting (in-house)
Main Color
GREY
Interior
Mark Berryman Design
Categories
Build type
Based on a production hull
Semi-custom
Vessel type
Expedition/explorer yacht
Support yacht
Super yacht
Build
Shipyard
Damen Yachting
Year
2014
Hull type
Mono-Hull
Fast displacement
Hull material
Steel
Superstructure material
Steel
Aluminum
Last Refit
2024
Show more about refit(s)
Amenities
Tender garage
Hospital
Dive center
Gym
Helipad
Helicopter hangar
Submarine
Exterior Design
Exterior Design
Interior Design
Interior Design
Some images displayed on this website are AI-generated illustrations used for visual representation purposes only. Not real pictures, unless explicitly stated otherwise. The appearance of the actual yacht may differ from those shown in the illustrations.
Some images displayed on this website are AI-generated illustrations used for visual representation purposes only. Not real pictures, unless explicitly stated otherwise. The appearance of the actual yacht may differ from those shown in the illustrations.
Guests
6
Cabins
3
Crew
20
Guests
6
Cabins
3
Crew
20
Propulsion
Type
Diesel
Motor yacht
Horse Power
12,100
HP
Engines info
Range/Speed
Cruising
15
kn
Max
22
kn
Range
8,700
nm
/
250K
L
(fuel tanks)
Propulsion
Type
Diesel
Motor yacht
Horse Power
12,100
HP
Engines info
Range/Speed
Cruising
15
kn
Max
22
kn
Range
8,700
nm
/
250K
L
(fuel tanks)
Rumored owner
Nancy Walton Laurie
Nationality
American 🇺🇸
Estimated net worth
$18B
See ownership history
Rumored owner
Nancy Walton Laurie
Nationality
American 🇺🇸
Estimated net worth
$18B
See ownership history
Fun facts
🤝🏽 SERVED MANY BILLIONAIRES:
From 2014 to 2024, the vessel served as a support yacht for Gabe Newell, co-founder of the game giant Valve, she was at that time named “DAPPLE”. ‘Dapple’ being the name of a donkey in the classic novel ‘Don Quixote’, in which Gabe took a lot of inspiration from for naming his yachts.
In early 2024, she was sold to Mark Zuckerberg to serve his main and brand new 118m mothership “LAUNCHPAD”. He named “WINGMAN”.
Not even a year later, Mark sold her to Nancy Walton Laurie, heiress to the Walmart fortune. She was naming the vessel “KALM” and is still now the support vessel of her main mega-yacht “KAOS”.
🤝🏽 SERVED MANY BILLIONAIRES:
From 2014 to 2024, the vessel served as a support yacht for Gabe Newell, co-founder of the game giant Valve, she was at that time named “DAPPLE”. ‘Dapple’ being the name of a donkey in the classic novel ‘Don Quixote’, in which Gabe took a lot of inspiration from for naming his yachts.
In early 2024, she was sold to Mark Zuckerberg to serve his main and brand new 118m mothership “LAUNCHPAD”. He named “WINGMAN”.
Not even a year later, Mark sold her to Nancy Walton Laurie, heiress to the Walmart fortune. She was naming the vessel “KALM” and is still now the support vessel of her main mega-yacht “KAOS”.
📦 AMENITIES & THE TOY BOX:
”KALM” is specifically born to be a heavy-duty ‘support vessel’, sometimes called also ‘shadow vessels’. These type of vessels are almost almost following their mothership, which is in most cases a bigger (and better looking) superyacht.
Their purpose is to carry anything and everything that the owner doesn’t want to keep in his/her main yacht. That might be an helicopter, boats or even small yachts, sometimes even submarines ect…
”KALM” features:
• a professional dive centre (70sqm): This is one of the vessel's highlights. It includes a high-tech diving setup with a hyperbaric decompression chamber - a critical safety feature for deep-sea expeditions
• a submarine: The vessel was designed to carry and launch a Triton 330 submersible (a 3-person submarine), allowing guests to explore the ocean depths without getting wet
• a commercial helipad: Unlike standard touch-and-go pads, this deck is fully certified for commercial operations (LY3/MCA). It can handle a takeoff weight of 5,000 kg (large enough for an AgustaWestland AW109) and has refueling capabilities.
• a hospital: While she has luxury cabins for 6 overflow guests, the ship is equipped for serious expeditions, featuring a designated hospital berth for medical emergencies
• huge deck space: she boasts 275 square meters of open deck space, which can be loaded with jet skis, tenders, land rovers, or even shipping containers of relief supplies
📦 AMENITIES & THE TOY BOX:
”KALM” is specifically born to be a heavy-duty ‘support vessel’, sometimes called also ‘shadow vessels’. These type of vessels are almost almost following their mothership, which is in most cases a bigger (and better looking) superyacht.
Their purpose is to carry anything and everything that the owner doesn’t want to keep in his/her main yacht. That might be an helicopter, boats or even small yachts, sometimes even submarines ect…
”KALM” features:
• a professional dive centre (70sqm): This is one of the vessel's highlights. It includes a high-tech diving setup with a hyperbaric decompression chamber - a critical safety feature for deep-sea expeditions
• a submarine: The vessel was designed to carry and launch a Triton 330 submersible (a 3-person submarine), allowing guests to explore the ocean depths without getting wet
• a commercial helipad: Unlike standard touch-and-go pads, this deck is fully certified for commercial operations (LY3/MCA). It can handle a takeoff weight of 5,000 kg (large enough for an AgustaWestland AW109) and has refueling capabilities.
• a hospital: While she has luxury cabins for 6 overflow guests, the ship is equipped for serious expeditions, featuring a designated hospital berth for medical emergencies
• huge deck space: she boasts 275 square meters of open deck space, which can be loaded with jet skis, tenders, land rovers, or even shipping containers of relief supplies