Kisses is owned by Norman Braman, the founder of Braman Motorcars and the one-time owner of the Philadelphia Eagles. Kisses features a steel hull and the superstructure is aluminum while the decks are teak. Some say she was previously named Mayan Queen and the yacht owner was a man named Alberto Bailleres but his Mayan Queen is a 306 foot yacht built by Blohm and Voss and is obviously not the same vessel. There are several websites which dispute the naming of the vessel but the information we have regarding the first, past and current names for the vessel come directly from Feadship so if there is something incorrect regarding the actual name, they seem like the most accurate source. As you can imagine, this yacht is a bit hard to pin down as a result. That said, this information doesn’t jive with all the photos we’ve seen. It had a name change to become Afla Alfa III some years ago but then it underwent yet another name change and is currently known as the Mayan Queen. While Kisses was the launch name of the yacht, it’s actually gone through a couple of changes in the last years. Exterior design was handled by Studio De Voogt.
The naval architecture comes from De Voogt naval architects and the interior design is thanks to George Larson and Robert Knack. The yacht known as Kisses was built by yacht shipbuilders Feadship in the year 2000.
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