Atilla Küçükdiker the Chairman and Founder of AvA Yachts said

“It is a proud and happy day that we as AvA Yachts team have delivered Infinity Nine! We describe our Kando series yachts as contemporary explorers and Infinity Nine really is a superb demonstration of both contemporary style, inside and out, and superb exploration potential with class-beating efficiency, huge storage and interior volume, duplicated systems for all key equipment and machinery, and an immensely strong and rugged hull with steel thickness no other builders come close to. We are sad to say farewell but Bon Voyage Infinity Nine. May Fair winds and following seas be with you”.

Infinity Nine is an extended Kando110 model constructed with a high-grade steel hull and aluminium superstructure and is characterised by contemporary styling and full custom interior with a six stateroom interior and upper deck master with its own private deck. With a huge volume of 333 GT and a range of well over 6,500 nautical miles the plans for Infinity Nine are well and truly global.

Infinity Nine is currently enroute to Monaco where she will be berthed in Port Hercules and is being offered for charter bookings.

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Styled as a raised pilothouse model the 108 is offered as a long-range, full displacement steel/aluminium construction, or a semi-displacement aluminium version offering max speeds of 22-23 kts with a range of approaching 2500 nm.

With a large volume interior offering a five stateroom layout with a crew compliment of five, the StellarONE108 has a full-beam main deck master stateroom with lower deck accommodation comprising two equal-sized queen staterooms, a VIP suite with king-size bed and a twin stateroom.  

The StellarONE series will consist of three models with full displacement and semi-displacement 118 and 130 models currently being designed and in development for customers.

The first StellarONE108 Steel has been ordered by a North American customer for delivery in early-Summer 2024. It is expected a sistership for the same customer will be confirmed shortly for the same delivery timeframe.

Hull Construction is according to Lloyd’s Register +100A1 SSC, Yacht, Mono, G6 and will shortly commence at the StellarPM yard in Hai Phong, Vietnam with a modular interior under construction at the StellarPM factory in Zhuhai, PRC.

Chris Holmes, Principal and Founder of StellarPM comments “This is an amazing superyacht project that will really wake-up the market. What sub-$10m yacht of this size gives Lloyd’s certified all-metal construction, Northern European superyacht quality engineering and finish, teak decks all-round, Tier III CAT C32 engines, an on-deck master with its own foldout balcony, a beach club and tender garage and so much more. The StellarONE series’ equipment, engineering, build, and quality levels are set to be a gamechanger for the market and we will deliver to our customer a truly superb fully customized vessel.”

The StellarONE108 features an owner-customised interior from Unzile Acar Interiors with Ginton Naval Architects responsible for all naval architecture.

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Characterized by innovative design solutions and high technology, the new flybridge privileges harmony between stylistic and architectural elements. The comfort is outstanding, with a strong focus on wellbeing and relaxation for guests, optimization of spaces and exceptional performance, all in the elegant Made in Italy style that has always defined the brand.

With an overall length of 26.95 metres (88ft 5in) and a maximum beam of 6.22 metres (20ft 5in), Ferretti Yachts 860 is the fruit of collaboration between the Strategic Product Committee chaired by Piero Ferrari and the Ferretti Group Engineering Department, featuring exterior design by architect Filippo Salvetti and interiors by Ideaeitalia.

The exterior design of the Ferretti Yacht 860 features numerous innovations that elevate the yacht above the standards of its market segment. The introduction of full-height windows and glass fashion plates give the hull a formidably dynamic look.

On board, we find the best-loved features of Ferretti Yachts’ flybridge range in newly evolved forms, as well as a special focus on interconnection between exterior and interior spaces. The exteriors, echoing the interior finishes and furnishings, are designed for conviviality and relaxation, as well as extending the areas for socializing and privacy on board. Comfort is another big priority, with new solutions that reduce vibrations and noise.

EXTERNAL AREAS

Comfort, practicality, privacy and elegance characterize the entire stern area of Ferretti Yachts 860. The cockpit and beach area provide an uninterrupted space of over 30 square metres, featuring a new design concept and unparalleled panoramic views.

The cockpit is a spacious area with a glass parapet at the stern offering unimpeded views of the horizon. The door to the main lounge can be fully opened, either electrically or manually, to ensure maximum continuity between the ample, light-filled interior and exterior spaces. The cockpit’s convivial area is furnished with two sofas facing one another across a central table seating eight people. The bar, port-side, provides a perfect backdrop and support for al fresco dining and other convivial moments.

The 11-square-metre forward living area is laid out like a large lounge, featuring a forward-facing oversize double sofa with a central handrail and built-in glass holders, a sofa bed with a reclining backrest, and an elegant teak coffee table in the middle. A sunshade supported by carbon posts provides shelter from the sun’s rays.

The beach area is characterized by generous and comfortable spaces. The key feature, and a big plus in this market segment, is a more spacious garage than the rest of the range that can accommodate two sea-toys, a Williams Jet 395 tender and a 2-seat jet ski, all of which can all be launched directly into the water by lowering the beach area to create an underwater platform.

The technical equipment and all the mooring gear are neatly hidden away in compartments built into the bulwarks, a solution that improves the ergonomics and design of this area without compromising the efficiency and simplicity of onboard operations.

FLYBRIDGE

The flybridge offers guests an area of 44 square metres and is accessed by a teak stairway specially designed to be easy to climb. It can be furnished with freestanding elements in addition to a large, multi-function bar unit, a dinette seating up to eight people and, for the first time on a Ferretti Yachts, an optional jacuzzi in the stern.

Absolute comfort is guaranteed by a two-tone hard top available in three different configurations: fixed glass, opening glass or with shading blades.

The handrail, with its high-performance anti-scratch ceramic coating, produces a black profile that elegantly matches the hard top.

MAIN DECK

The striking design of the interiors is dominated by flowing, harmonious lines and several stand-out features, including the helical staircase on the main deck, which leads down to the lower deck and around which the entire layout develops, the freestanding furniture, and the clean, Art Deco-inspired geometrical curves, creating a perfect synthesis of sophisticated yet understated design.

The versatility of the interiors leaves the owner ample choice to design their own onboard experience. This blend of styles and trends is now a distinctive feature of new Ferretti Yachts models, taking its cue from the “Just Like Home” concept: comfort, Italianness, timeless design and craftsmanship. Also noteworthy is the evolution of stylistic features, dominated by the rich architectural details that characterise many of the structural and interior design elements on board. Classic cabinetry alternates with a fresh, contemporary aesthetic.

The main lounge (over 27 square metres) fully exploits continuity between exterior and interior spaces, with floor-to-ceiling windows in both hull sides and two layouts to choose from: an open-style galley or with a partition that separates it from the lobby. Ferretti Yachts 860 is available in two moods, Classic and Contemporary, the former featuring darker, warmer colours and striking contrasts, and the latter with paler, cooler colours characterised by tone-on-tone shades through to total white.

Accessed through the big sliding door in the stern, the generously sized and supremely relaxing living room has freestanding furniture and comfortable seating for guests who can also enjoy entertainment experiences in company thanks to a space designed for a 75-inch screen.

The dining area, containing a table seating eight, features a large sliding glazed surface that leads onto the port deck and creates a wonderfully light-filled ambience. The galley, whether as part of an open space with the main lounge or separated from it by a partition (depending on the version chosen by the owner), can be accessed internally from the main deck or from the outside. It has a ceramic hob, a microwave- oven combo, a 302-litre fridge and a 117-litre freezer; other appliances may be added.

On the port side of the Ferretti Yachts 860 is a majestic helical staircase leads down to the lower deck, while a door provides access to the services and the large pilothouse, decorated in the same style as the rest of the interiors. The semi-raised pilothouse is well separated from the guest area and perfectly designed people flows improve levels of privacy for owner and guests. The crew are provided with a dinette containing a sofa and coffee table, in addition to two Poltrone Frau pilot chairs. The latest generation helm station features a new Simrad® Command “integrated dashboard” and a windscreen without a central upright for perfect vision when underway. The pilothouse has direct access to the crew quarters, which include two double cabins with private bathrooms.

LOWER DECK

The wide spiral staircase connects the upper deck lounge to the lower deck, where there are four double cabins, all with en suite bathrooms.

The generously sized, full-beam owner’s cabin of the Ferretti Yachts 860is in the mid-section and features a design and solutions similar to those developed for mega yachts: ample storage spaces, including a walk-in wardrobe, and an owner’s bathroom. Stand-out features include the innovative acoustic insulation solutions designed to guarantee maximum comfort and privacy.

Forward on the starboard side is the double guest cabin, while the guest cabin with twin beds is on the port side. The lower deck is completed by a large VIP double cabin.

The crew area of Ferretti Yachts 860 is completely separate from the guest zone, with direct access from the pilothouse. It consists of two cabins and two bathrooms serving four crew members.

PROPULSION AND TECHNOLOGY

The first Ferretti Yachts 860 unit is fitted with the optional configuration of two 2000 mhp MAN V12 engines, delivering a cruising speed of 27 knots and a top speed of 32 knots (provisional data). The standard version with two MAN V12 engines rated 1,800 mhp has a cruising speed of 24 knots and reaches a top speed of 28 knots (provisional data).

On request, Seakeeper stabilizers or Side Power/Sleipner Vector Fins can be installed to configure the yacht for special navigation and mooring needs.

Other technological innovations of Ferretti Yachts 860 include an optional joystick to control X-AID, the Adaptive Integrated Docking system developed by XENTA.

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The Peralta family have their own apartment on the development with x5 dedicated parking spaces. Carlos Peralta Quintero is the Chairman and CEO of Grupo IUSA, was listed by CNNExpansión among Mexico’s 100 top businessmen in 2013. In 2012, Peralta sold Princess Mariana, a 250 foot yacht built by Fraser Yachts. The asking price was $180 million. Peralta currently owns Moon Goddess, a $7 million 115 foot chase boat.

The Princess Mariana is now renamed Pegasus V and it has a length of 78.60 m (257.9 ft), beam of 14.40 m (47.2 ft) and draft of 4.50 m (14.8 ft). The yacht is driven by two main engines Deutz V12M SB 628 MWMs, which are giving enough power for the yacht to reach maximum speed of 17 knots (31 km/h; 20 mph.)

Pegasus V (formerly The Princess Mariana) mega yacht is fitted out with every luxury possible!  There is a 13 seat cinema, a helipad, and a golf driving range.  One of the most impressive features is definitely the Beach Club. This is a dry dock which is where the tender lives – when the tender is outside, the dock can be filled with water to create a 12m swimming pool with underwater lighting! The starboard hull also lowers to form a spacious sun bathing area with steps into the water, sun beds and deckchairs and tables! Another fantastic feature of this yacht is its “party deck”. This deck consists of two bars, a raised dance floor, three cinema screens, a Grand Piano, a spa pool, casual seating areas and sun beds. With features such as these, no wonder it is considered one of the biggest and best charter yachts. There are six luxurious staterooms on board including a luxury owner’s stateroom, and five other guest rooms. All are appointed superbly and offer complete comfort and luxury to the guests.

The Princess Mariana Superyacht was built in Denmark by Royal Denship in 2003, Princess Mariana was designed by Espen Oeino and features a beautiful interior by Francois Zuretti.

In 2008 The Princess Mariana was listed for sale for €125,000,000. That amount was reduced to €98,000,000 in 2009. May 2011 saw the sale of Princess Mariana at an asking price of $98,000,000. Following the transaction, she was renamed Pegasus V and made available for charter. Ron Tutor threw a party listing Pegasus V for sale for $95 million in 2012. The selling price was reduced by $6 million to $88 million in 2013.

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Whilst the superyacht life – and intrinsically its needs – keep evolving, so does the standards and interests of future yacht owners. With this in mind, the Swiss based studio Kurt Merki Jr embarked on a new trajectory compared to the traditional approach to yacht design, a path parallel to the one of humanities greatest challenges at the moment; one in harmony with nature. 

Kurt Merki Jr, a Ghanian/Swiss designer based in Switzerland who heads an architect and product interior design studio, has come up with the 80-metre superyacht concept Symbiosis. The biophilic concept is packed with greenery including a ‘tree of life’ located on the exterior aft of the main deck. This large tree, which stretches over two decks, can be selected from a variety of different options to suit the owner’s needs and climatic regions.

Since the superyacht concept Symbiosis is the studio’s first yacht project, it has enlisted the support of yacht-green CEO Axel Massmann, who has worked on other well-known superyacht projects, including Living Trees and Worldwide Oldest Unique Bonsai. Aside from Massmann, the studio also incorporated insight from Glenn Dalby, former captain of the 126.2-metre superyacht Octopus. 

She is also home to a lawn of over 100 square metres, which can be used as a playground, picnic space or a workout area. Automated irrigation systems help maintain the grass, with a gardener on hand to keep the space in good condition.

The superyacht concept Symbiosis spans six decks and has an estimated 3,000 GT. She’s been preliminary designed with accommodation for 12 guests and twice as many crew, but her GA is flexible and free to be curated specifically for an owner.

This large garden is another of the features revealed by Kurt Merki Jr, and Rinne expressed with great enthusiasm that they’ve sculpted the area with a number of knocks and hideaways. 

“Kurt Merki realised there is something missing in the superyacht experience,” Rinne continued. “Yes, they’re beautiful and guests cruise beautiful destinations, but somehow nature is missing. Everything is either plastic, steel, aluminium or coated wood – guests are surrounded by artificial materials. So why not introduce nature into the actual design process? This is how the superyacht concept symbiosis idea was conceived.”

In addition to navigating different climate zones, the superyacht will cater for the dietary needs of its guests. Axel Massman of yacht-green spoke of the practicalities onboard: “We integrated automated watering & fertilising systems, climate & light controls as well as specially designed cabinets at the conceptual then design and engineering development stages. The result is a practical, manageable solution.”

Speaking on the design of the yacht, Captain Glenn Dalby added: “Symbiosis has genuinely pioneering features and raises the bar further in the quest for the perfectly idyllic onboard environments at sea”.

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Here we take a look at three of the most expensive mega yachts sailing the seas today with decks dripping with the most expensive and extravagant amenities on the water.

1. Mega Yacht The Dubai

With an estimated price of around $350 million, the Dubai mega yacht has gone under three different name changes since its launch: Platinum, Panhandle and Golden Star. Originally constructed for  Brunei Prince Jefri Bolkiah, the Dubai is now under the ownership of Sheik Mohammed Rashid Al Maktoum of the United Arab Emirates.

Spread over seven decks, the Dubai has a spectacular circular glass staircase, but each step changes colour as you glide elegantly down them. This is just one of the unexpected extravagant touches contained on board.

Other luxury touches include huge plush red sofas, a home theatre, a helicopter station that can hold a model weighing up to 9.5 tons, and a swimming pool that is tiled out with hand-made mosaics fashioned into a work of art that resembles Persian Gulf sea life.

The decorative elements onboard use a mix of tile materials including gold leaf, marble, onyx, lazuli, and malachite, creating beautiful artwork wherever you look.

2. Super Yacht The Pelorus

The Pelorus is a popular mega yacht that has changed hands many times over the years and included Roman Abramovich and David Geffen as owners that made major upgrades along the way. In fact, it was Roman Abramovich that added a second helipad because he needed room for more than one helicopter. 

With an estimated price of around $300 million, current owner Samuel Tak Lee is said to be able to captain the boat literally via a joystick!

Styled to feel like an informal beach house, the interior was designed by Terence Disdale and uses a mix of distressed natural wood panelling that was purposely distressed for the mega yacht. With two swimming pools on the top deck and the sea-level transom opening onto a platform for launching a selection of water toys, this mega yacht really does have a beach house feel to it.

Not only does the Pelorus have its own movie theatre, but it is also the only mega yacht (so far) to include beds in the cinema for the ultimate comfort in late-night movie viewing.

3. Luxury Yacht Radiant

With an estimated value of around $300 Million, this mega yacht is now in the hands of Emirati businessman Abdulla Al Futtaim. Originally named Darius, this 361-foot superyacht was renamed Radiant because of the way it radiates light when it’s lit up at night.

Designer Tim Heywood installed a huge central beam on board to enable the interior to be left wide open. With decks made of teak, a helipad, fully equipped gymnasium, beach club, massage rooms, swimming pools and a swimming platform, the Radiant mega yacht has everything guests need to keep themselves healthy and looking great.

Scared of pirates? No need to be when on board the Radiant! The mega yacht sports an extremely powerful water canon to defend the ship against attacks. The vessel even has an ‘escape launch’ turbo-charged twin diesel speed boat that can let you escape the boat at 75 knots.

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Even though the world of yachting is currently experiencing a major shake-up due to the horrific war taking place in Ukraine – with a number of the worlds biggest yachts affected due to the righteous sanctions imposed by the US, the EU and the rest of the world – the marina here in Monaco is still seeing a fair share of superyachts preparing for the upcoming charter season.

As for the imminent Monaco Grand Prix, the construction team is currently in full swing in order to have everything done and dusted for this year’s F1 race. It’s the most sought after race experience of the Formula 1 season. The glamorous 2022 Monaco Grand Prix is one of the world’s most challenging competitions, not to mention one of the most exotic and prestigious events in all of sport, and will take place in the heart of Monaco from the 26th of May until the 29th.

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Superyachts have long been known to host some of the richest people in the world, and builders are constantly on the look-out for new ways on how to create the ultimate experience onboard both for charters as well as private owners.

When it comes to swimming pools, what is arguably the center of relaxation on a yacht, there are a few names out there which takes the price for going the extra mile when it comes to kicking back onboard. Let’s have a look at some of the main players for the best superyacht pools in the world!

1. 136m Flying Fox Superyacht Pool

One of the stand-out Superyacht pools within the yachting game is definitely the 12-metre swimming pool onboard 136m Flying Fox, which runs transversely on the Main deck, a first for a superyacht of this size and a technological challenge unlocked.

What the guests will notice is the glass front that can be misted to opaque at the touch of a button, the swim jets at one end and the massage jets at the other, and the height-adjustable floor that means it can offer a deep swim, shallow paddle or even, at full height above the water, a bandstand for parties.

2. 162m Eclipse Superyacht Pool

If the impressive engineering of the Superyacht pool onboard Flying Fox sets her apart, the sheer beauty of its peer onboard Ecplise rightfully earns her the number two spot on our list.

The pool is a vast entertaining space, with 3.2 metre overheads and a retracting glass sunroof. The ambience of the pool is as important as how it looks. You’ve got to want to sit by it. Or dance on it: the blue granite bottom of the pool rises up to sit flush with the deck to create a dance-loor. It can also be lowered a touch to create a paddling pool.

3. 126m Octopus Superyacht Pool

Something that stand with the 126.2 metre Lürssen superyacht Octopus is that she’s an explorer yacht, but with some of the finest features out there. Octopus was built for the late Microsoft co-founder Paul Allen and is packed with all sorts of treats. Alongside her two helicopters and submarine, a glass-bottom swimming pool can transform into a dancefloor with a nearby bar for drinks served poolside.

4. 107m Lana Superyacht Pool

For our fourth spot, the Italian built beauty Lana takes the spotlight with her elegant, minimal and sophisticated design. She’s the charter yacht of choice for Bill Gates and party guest Jeff Bezos, as well as Beyonce and Jay-Z, 107-metre Lana hosts an inviting eight-metre Superyacht pool on her aft deck. One of many spa facilities on board the Benetti-built colossus, the pool is surrounded by sunpads looking out port and starboard towards the ocean.

5. 85m Victorious Superyacht Pool

AK Yacht’s 85-metre Victorious was launched in April 2021 and, after 14 years in the making. The focus and design of this Superyacht pool comes from the owner’s passion for the water, which is evidenced by the 200-square-metre beach club, which has a counter-current pool, gym, massage room, beauty salon and, of course, a traditional hammam. A great place to lay back for a relaxing afternoon!

Which one is your favourite? Leave a comment below!

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The prodigious 459-footer, fittingly christened Pebble, is the brainchild of the studio’s co-founder Pieter van Geest. While traveling in England and Indonesia, the Dutch-born yacht designer stumbled across a couple of impossibly smooth pebbles. He was taken by the way the elements had refined the rock over time and decided to pay homage to Mother Nature’s talents in megayacht form.

“Pebble was designed with the idea that it was sculpted by nature over decades,” Pieter said in a statement. “It seamlessly fits in its ocean environment, water and the wind that defines its shape.”

Indeed, megayacht concept Pebble is replete with fluid lines and soft, rounded edges just like her namesake. There are very few corners in sight save for the razor-sharp vertical bow that will enable the vessel to skim effortlessly across the seas. The exterior is finished in a gleaming silver that emulates the color of slate, albeit with a little more pizzaz.

Onboard, Pebble can be customized to suit her owner’s needs. The studio suggests a generous VIP suite forward on the main deck and an owner’s suite with a dedicated deck two levels up. The upper deck comprises a sizable wellness center, while the lower features a sprawling beach club. The transom is also enclosed to ensure boarding is by invitation only.

Elsewhere, seafarers will have access to multiple swimming pools, a jacuzzi, and a helipad for quick and easy exits and entries.

As for propulsion, Pieter told Robb Report this megayacht concept would be environmentally friendly.

“We could imagine that for a project like this (defined by nature) the propulsion to be a green as possible. There are several routes to go, from hybrid electric to hydrogen.”

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The Mangusta Oceano 39 megayacht could be described as the perfect home-at-sea with reporters calling the super-vessel a glass Miami penthouse with transoceanic range.

Italian shipbuilder Overmarine has used their 30-year plus knowledge and experience to design their Mangusta line of megayachts with their Oceano 43 being the smallest at 43 meters or 141 feet in length.

Mangusta Oceano 39 Superyacht

The Mangusta Oceano 39 is particularly eye-catching because it is designed to be an ocean-going floating villa that comes complete with not one but two infinity pools and exceptionally elegant interiors not dissimilar to those found in the most expensive designer penthouse suites.

The idea for the design came about after clients approached the president of Mangusta Americas, Stefano Arlunno, to request a vessel that featured a tri-deck design, but was smaller and more streamline than most of the larger megayachts on the market.

What came out of this was a design for a new, very stylish megayacht that was featured in a virtual presentation to prospective buyers, the Oceano 39.

She is a 39-meter (128-foot) luxury yacht that has a very eye-catching silhouette due to her superstructure being constructed mostly of glass. The abundance of glass makes the vessel feel more like a designer penthouse than an ocean-going yacht.

Spacious interiors

Inside Mangusta Oceano 39: While the outdoor glass terraces offer spectacular views and allow you to feel more connected to the outside environment, the interior space offers a generous 299 GT of interior volume, which is unusual for a vessel of this size.

However, because of the huge amount of glazing that is incorporated into the superstructure, the whole experience onboard gives guests a unique impression of expansiveness. The emphasis of the design team was to create fewer windows and more views. This was achieved by switching out many of the solid internal structures with glass that reaches floor-to-ceiling to give a seamless view.

Clever engineering

What is really clever about the Mangusta Oceano 39 Superyacht is that most of the glazing can be retracted, meaning almost the entire vessel can be opened up to merge with the exterior of the ship.

According to the Italian designer Alberto Mancini, who outfitted the interior, being on board the Mangusta Oceano 39 Superyacht compares to the view from a Miami penthouse, only the owner will have a three-deck penthouse on water.

What’s onboard?

No expense has been spared when designing the luxury interior. You will find that the onboard amenities are on par with what you would find on larger superyachts, which includes a state of the art beach club and two infinity pools.

The infinity pool on the foredeck also features a glass bottom that allows sunlight to enter the master suite below the pool, which means that guests staying in the master suite will get quite a unique view of anyone using the pool above their head!

The interior décor was designed by Alberto Mancini to be elegant, yet warm and cosy with a minimal style using soft, neutral colours and natural materials.

There is a level of flexibility for prospective new owners as the Mangusta range comes in two propulsion packages with different performance levels. The exact price tag for the Mangusta Oceano 39 megayacht hasn’t yet been announced, but there is already a lot of interest from multi-millionaires wanting to snap one up.

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