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We couldn’t be happier that the renowned Dutch superyacht builder Oceanco has introduced a new concept for a 377-foot mega yacht dubbed Tuhura. This extraordinary concept was conceived in collaboration with Lobanov Design Studio, interior designer Achille Salvagni, and BMT Nigel Gee. Its exterior design is reminiscent of the canoes used by indigenous people centuries ago.

Oceanco’s primary inspiration for this vessel was East Asia and the Pacific’s exotic islands, as is evident from a closer inspection of the vessel’s luxurious interiors. An environment composed of burnished teak, gunmetal, and natural bronze is the ideal complement to Lobanov’s imposing exterior.

BMT was responsible for the yacht’s sleek hull and propulsion system, while the yacht’s simple and ultra-efficient canoe-like form should provide minimal resistance and excellent maneuverability.

This superyacht may be the finest example of how the modest elegance and sensuality of organic forms continue to have great aesthetic value in the twenty-first century. Multiple horizontal windows were envisioned for the hull, with advanced glass technologies allowing passengers to experience privacy while savoring the breathtaking views of the ocean from within.

The yacht’s imposing black superstructure is comprised of flat glass panels, but that’s only part of its extraordinary appeal. Oceanco and its partners will likely outfit this vessel with cutting-edge technology, making it one of the most extraordinary superyachts you’ve ever seen. We are certain that some oligarch is already considering Tuhura.

The ship will be delivered to its new owner in early 2024

Crafting a superyacht makes sense if you’re inspired by both design and the ocean, as Giorgio Armani recently revealed. “The sea and design are two of my greatest passions,” said the renowned fashion designer in a recent statement. “With this new collaboration, I have extended my idea of furnishing and decor to the nautical world, where aesthetics and functionality come together in a natural and elegant style, just like in fashion.” Admiral is the first of two superyachts designed by Armani that was unveiled this weekend in Marina di Carrara, Italy. According to a press release, the 236-foot vessel was built in collaboration with The Italian Sea Group, a luxury superyacht firm based in Marina di Carrara, and will be delivered to its buyer in early 2024.

The superyacht’s upper deck is furnished with modern and minimalist furniture

Giovanni Costantino, the founder and CEO of The Italian Sea Group, was quoted as saying in a statement that “This mega-yacht, the result of an exciting partnership of which I am extremely proud, is further confirmation of our way of being able to realize unique projects with Made in Italy brands of excellence that share our values.”

A massage room in the superyacht

The onboard fitness center features large-picture windows

The vessel is designed with the same classic qualities that Armani has long infused into his clothing and furniture. These qualities include decor that is daring yet laid-back, simplicity that is understated, and luxury that is effortless. The designer went on to say that “this extremely stimulating project has allowed me to create customized spaces with Armani/Casa—just like made-to-measure clothing—with the same craftsmanship applied to the choice of materials, details, and production.” The early renderings depict a number of lounges, as well as a gym and a spa, all of which artistically express the minimalist touch that Armani has historically valued in his creative philosophy. According to the press release, all of the spaces will be constructed using the material and finishing of the highest possible quality. This will result in a notable increase in luxury without the appearance of excessive excess.

A pool and bar make relaxing on the ship’s upper deck even more enjoyable

The exterior of the ship features two curved volumes, which combine to create a silhouette that is both dramatic and approachable. The ship has a large window that runs the entire height of the opening, so there is plenty of natural light inside. The ship also has sliding panels that will give the new owners the ability to adjust the levels as needed. Even though the identities of the buyers have not been made public, it is obvious what they are looking for in a ship for themselves: something that is both contemporary and timeless, luxurious yet restrained, extravagant yet understated. Because of this, they have one of the most talented designers currently working in the industry. According to Costantino, “Giorgio Armani is the epitome of ageless elegance and sophistication.”

The Aqua 112-meter, unveiled at the 2019 Monaco Yacht Show, is a new hydrogen-powered, futuristic-looking superyacht designed by the creative team at Sinot Yacht Design & Architecture for forward-thinking yacht owners. Aqua’s propulsion system is powered by liquid hydrogen and a fuel cell, making it one of the few vessels with such cutting-edge technology.

This vessel’s exterior design is inspired by the ocean, with lines that seem to flow from front to rear with remarkable fluidity. Aqua’s impressive features include a 360-degree viewing capsule at the ship’s stern and an incredible Aqua room that promises never-before-seen vistas. Adding that it is also opulent would be insufficient.

In the forward portion of the ship, the guest quarters boast impressive features and conveniences. The aft deck features a magnificent staircase and a central waterfall that would inspire awe in any observer. The interior’s lofty ceilings create a sense of expansiveness, and the full-height windows provide unobstructed views of the ocean.

The private area of the owners includes a capacious bathroom, dressing room, and a private spa. In addition, there is a VIP suite suffused with natural light. It is located near the ship’s aft and features a minimalist Japanese design. Among the yacht’s many amenities are a hydro-massage room, a yoga space, and a nice and spacious exercise area at the waterline, producing an impressive effect.

The ship’s propulsion system is powered by electricity generated by the conversion of liquid hydrogen. Additionally, the electricity is disseminated to all shipboard services. Large batteries contain all the electricity, ensuring that the ship always has power. The system generates almost no noise and no vibrations, enhancing the onboard comfort of passengers and contributing to an eco-friendly voyage.

In terms of functionality, the Aqua 112 can travel approximately 3,750 nautical miles at a maximum speed of 17 knots.

Franco Gnessi of Dynaship Yacht Design hopes to impress you with his most recent idea.

The megayacht, christened the Bullet, is an exercise in perspective, as its distinctly minimalist exterior ingeniously conceals a rather complex interior. Simply put, the 200-footer’s true size is not evident at first glance.

The bullet is comprised of a series of sinuous lines that combine to form a streamlined, aerodynamic silhouette. It has the long snout (or foredeck) of a Prancing Horse, similar to a Ferrari. The Italian designer also opted for a traditional displacement hull to provide the vessel with a great deal of resilience and seaworthiness. On second thought, it might be more comparable to a Porsche Cayenne.

The bullet is also designed to have a minimal environmental impact. The yacht is outfitted with four 2,000 horsepower electro-diesel generators that generate the majority of its power. Additionally, she is equipped with a few solar panels that generate pure, eco-friendly energy for the hotel load. Regarding propulsion, two azipods with electric motors generate 1,940 kW to provide Bullet with an estimated operating speed of 22 knots and a maximum speed of 26 knots.

With a range of 3,000 nautical miles at 14 knots, the vessel is also well-suited for lengthy voyages. In terms of autonomy, according to Gnessi, Bullet will be able to silently cruise on pure electricity for approximately 90 minutes at eight knots. Now it sounds more like the Audi Q8 E-Tron, a zero-emissions SUV.

The Bullet, meanwhile, has an insane 975 GT interior volume. The decor and furnishings of the living quarters are the epitomai of “Made in Italy,” showcasing the finest of the boot-shaped country. According to Gnessi, there are plenty of “social spaces for parties,” but a strong emphasis on privacy ensures that you can appreciate your downtime.

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Max Zhivov has unveiled renderings of a 48.7-meter superyacht concept that is commanded by a vertical take-off and landing (VTOL) aircraft.

Gravity was designed in collaboration with Astron Engineering as a “multifunctional yacht that combines the styling of a superyacht and a house,” according to Zhivov. A sophisticated autopilot system allows the vessel to autonomously follow the VTOL aircraft over short distances and operate via remote control.

Modern in appearance, the wedge-shaped vessel features a swim platform and spa pool flush with the main deck, while the sundeck serves as an aircraft landing pad. A living space amidship is encased in glass, with movable 3D-printed walls intended for the interior.

According to Zhivov, the initiative was inspired by speculations about what “water recreation in the future could look like,” with a focus on the tourism industry.

With the “following” feature, the VTOL can be utilized to effortlessly explore the surrounding area and disembark when nearing land.

Leapher Yachts, a new shipyard, has begun operations in Tolkamer, the Netherlands. The Dutch shipyard is launching three new custom expedition yachts, including a 60-footer that has been sold to a client and will reach its first significant construction milestone today (15 May) with a keel-laying ceremony.

The initiative is codenamed Lazarus, and its completion is scheduled for October 2025. Cor D. Rover is responsible for interior and exterior design, while Van Oossanen Naval Architects are responsible for naval architecture.

The 1,710 GT explorer will have a 40-day autonomy and Polar 1C classification, allowing it to cruise in some of the world’s more high-latitude regions. Two 9.5-meter tenders will be accommodated, and the yacht will be outfitted for helicopter operations.

The hotel has a diving room, a bathing room, and a 200-square-meter beach club. Her exhaustive list of amenities is completed by a wellness room with a sauna and a gym. There are accommodations for 14 passengers and 17 crew members.

The other two Leapher Yachts models are a 48-meter explorer with 500 gross tonnes and a 60-meter explorer with 1,000 gross tonnes.

According to Yiannis Andriotis, who helped establish the new shipyard, Leapher Yachts is “operated by a team of Dutch yacht builders and engineers with extensive industry experience.” Lucas Van Elsen, formerly of Oceanco, Feadship, and Heesen, is the yard’s production manager, whereas Wilma Van Rein, formerly of Feadship, is the chief technical officer.

The new shipyard is located in the former facility of mini cruise ship manufacturer De Hoop, which ceased operations during the pandemic. Andriotis explained, “We now operate our business in this location, respecting its tradition and continuing the shipbuilding legacy, but for the superyacht industry.”

Speed, elegance, and exclusivity are just a few terms that come to mind when viewing a Bugatti. You would feel fortunate to possess this automotive masterpiece, but would that be sufficient? The incredible Xenos hyper yacht makes it abundantly apparent that we are perpetually desirous of more.

This radical yacht design appears to have been influenced by ammunition, which seems appropriate when designing something that is heart-poundingly rapid. If the Xenos yacht is able to reach speeds of up to 90 knots, it will be the quickest 130-foot vessel in the world. However, this yacht is not solely designed to shatter records.

The renowned Italian yacht designer Pierpaolo Lazzarini ensured that this superyacht could not be compared to anything else, and added a subtle addition, a matching Bugatti, which adds even more value to the yacht’s $32.8 million price tag. Does that sound like overkill?

Not yet, but you might assume so after hearing about the yacht’s impressive carbon and aluminum construction.

The sleek, 25-foot-long Xenos undoubtedly appears swift, and the best part is that customers can customize the interior layout of their vessel. You can presumably move the Bugatti into the lounge for that price if you so choose.

This innovative yacht is available with either a conventional hull or a foil configuration and can be powered by two, three, or four engines. How does 5,000 bhp affect you?

Environmentalists are likely in a state of hysteria right now, but there is some ‘green’ news they might appreciate: energy specialists at Architaly have developed an integrated solar panel system.

This solar electric system allows the hybrid roadster to cruise for up to eight hours without emitting any CO2.

The yacht is also equipped with photochromic windows, a peculiar term for a type of glass that can alter its transparency based on the intensity of light, allowing for more privacy when desired and rest for the eyes.

Add the expansive lounge on the upper deck, three spacious suites, a fantastic galley, and a spacious living room on the lower level, as well as the water toys and tenders, and you have a winner. Where do we go?

David Beckham purchased a yacht in late 2021 and has been traveling extensively with his family on it. The yacht, which costs $6.6 miℓℓion, is nicknamed the “mini crystal palace” due to its construction using glass materials.

In December 2021, David Beckham spent $6.6 million to pᴜrcҺaꜱe the Seven yacht from the Ferretti shipyard. The yacht is named after his jersey number as a former football player and is also the middle naмe of his daughter, Harper Seven.

David Beckham visited the Ferretti shipyard to consult and customize the yacht according to his preferences. The yacht is constructed with steel and features a significant amount of glass, to the extent that Alberto Galassi, the CEO of the company, likened it to a small crystal palace.

The new luxury yacht features 5 bedrooms and can accommodate up to 10 guests along with a crew of 4 members.

Since acquiring the yacht, the Beckham family has been enjoying weekend cruises along the Miami coast. They have particularly cherished their time on the yacht, especially during the period leading up to their eldest son Brooklyn’s wedding, when they embarked on a joyful family trip.

The Seven yacht, measuring 28.4 meters in length, is equipped with two MTU diesel engines, providing a total power of 4,870 horsepower. This allows the yacht to reach a maximum speed of 55.56 km/h (34.5 mph) and a cruising speed of 46.3 km/h (28.8 mph).

Although not a mega-yacht or billionaire-style vessel, the Seven yacht still exudes luxury. The yacht features a superstructure made of GRP (Glass Reinforced Plastic) and a teak deck, adding to its elegant appeal.