NAAV - PERSHING FOR SALE

NAAV is the purest embodiment of velocity, opulence, and Italian artistry. Based in Fort Lauderdale, Florida, this striking high-performance motor yacht is crafted for connoisseurs who crave adrenaline-charged capability without yielding an inch on comfort or elegance. Muscular, streamlined lines complement a beautifully resolved interior by Fulvio De Simoni, creating a seamless fusion of assertive styling and refined sophistication befitting a luxury sport yacht.

Driven by triple MTU M96L engines delivering nearly 8,000 HP and coupled to triple Top Systems surface drives, NAAV surges past 40 knots, placing her among the quickest performance motor yachts in her category. Dual Seakeeper NG16 stabilizers ensure remarkable poise both underway and at anchor, enhancing the serene ride expected of a premium express cruiser. Power meets polish in every detail, from her agile handling to the quiet assurance of her engineering, elevating every passage into an occasion.

Her three-stateroom configuration is thoughtfully arranged with a full-beam primary suite, a gracious VIP, and a twin guest cabin, all en-suite, complemented by a dedicated lower salon/media room for relaxed evenings or cinematic escapes. Expansive outdoor living defines her yachting lifestyle credentials: an aft cockpit tailored for entertaining with alfresco dining, generous sun pads, and a 42" waterproof TV, and an inviting flybridge with lounge seating, a wet bar, and a retractable sunshade—perfect for sun-drenched cruising. Completing her blue-water pedigree, NAAV comes equipped with two Jet Skis and a Williams 525 tender, ensuring effortless access to the water and the shore. This elegant flybridge yacht is US Duty Paid, presenting an exceptional opportunity to own a fast, glamorous, and impeccably executed Italian luxury motor yacht engineered for thrilling performance and indulgent relaxation.

Standard equipment on the upper sun deck

A fully appointed bar with fridge, barbecue, sink, and dustbin anchors the space, while a chaise lounge invites unhurried relaxation. Generous seating arrives in the form of a GRP sofa with seats and backrest upholstered in vinyl fabric, complemented by a sun pad in matching vinyl. Underfoot, a teak floor lends warmth and traction, all secured by a stainless steel handrail with a diameter of 40 mm. Practical touches include two side lockers, a gate for the stair, a hand shower with hose reel, and lighting that keeps the area welcoming from day into night. Seamless connectivity and safety are assured with a VHF transceiver, an EPIRB, and four loudspeakers, while power needs are met by double 120V internal sockets in every box to accommodate appliances and personal devices throughout the deck.

Antennas area

Crowning the yacht, the antennas area is purpose-built around a GRP radar arch that supports radar, antennas, and signal equipment. An open-array radar antenna stands ready for precise navigation, complemented by two GPS antennas and two VHF antennas for assured positioning and communication. Connectivity comes via a GSM antenna, while onboard entertainment is served by a TV antenna and a SAT TV antenna Ø 65 cm with dome. Two domes refine the profile, a black-painted stainless-steel signal mast underscores the yacht’s authority, and a wind detector completes the suite with continuous atmospheric insight.

Main deck cockpit with outside aft dinette

The main deck cockpit with outside aft dinette invites open-air relaxation with convenient access to the day head, five chairs, and a teak table set on a sturdy steel support. Overhead, a GRP ceiling integrates ceiling lights, two loudspeakers, and two waterproof cameras, 5, while GRP central furniture is complemented by GRP furniture to starboard featuring a sink, an 85 L fridge, and an ice maker. Comfort is assured by a sofa with seats and backrest upholstered in vinyl fabric, together with a sun pad in matching vinyl with an integrated seat and a dedicated sun pad handrail. The entire area is finished with elegant teak cockpit flooring.

Access to crew quarters and engine room through GRP ladder

Access to the crew quarters and engine room is provided by a GRP ladder, delivering a direct, confident passage for efficient service and discreet movement below deck, while GRP furniture is located on the port side to present a durable, streamlined finish.

Access to sun deck

The sun deck is reached via external GRP stairs finished with teak steps, offering a surefooted and stylish ascent, while a GRP access door secures the stairway to enhance safety and provide protection from the elements.

Access to bathing platform

Access to the bathing platform is via GRP port and starboard stairs with teak steps. To port, a fresh water mixer tap and shower, a shore water plug, a stainless steel gate for cockpit entry, and a water loading dock are conveniently positioned. To starboard, a stainless steel gate complements a Glendinning electric shore connection rated at 100A and 400V with three poles plus ground and a twenty-meter lead, alongside a shore plug and a telescopic hydraulic hideaway gangway with remote control. The platform itself features a teak floor, a hydraulic hideaway swim ladder integrated into the bathing platform, four stainless steel mooring cleats at the stern, and two underwater lights illuminating the swimming platform.

Aft garage

The aft garage is engineered for effortless operations, featuring a robust garage door and a hydraulically powered tailgate kit that streamlines access to the water. A dedicated tender and retrieving system works in concert with the Williams 5.05 Diesel Jet tender to simplify deployment and recovery. The space is illuminated by waterproof, fixed, explosion-proof neon lighting, ensuring safe, reliable visibility in all conditions.

Aft mooring station

The aft mooring station is engineered for confident control, featuring two 2500 W electric capstans with foot controls, supported by two stainless steel fairleads with rollers and four stainless steel mooring cleats. Complementing this aft setup, the bow anchoring and mooring arrangement delivers equal authority, with access to the bow locker via a dedicated hatch and the bow locker itself, four stainless steel fairleads and four additional stainless steel mooring cleats, a stainless steel hawse port to starboard, and robust ground tackle comprising two 2700 W windlasses with waterproof control pads, two galvanized anchors of the POOL TW type each weighing 105 kg, and two lengths of galvanized chain—one measuring 165 meters and the other 100 meters—both 13 mm in diameter.

Bow garage

The bow garage provides access through a hatchway with a garage door and presents a sun lounge pad at the bow complete with handrail and cushions. A stairway in natural wood enhances both function and aesthetic, while illumination is ensured by one waterproof fixed explosion-proof neon light.

Side walkways

Wood-covered walkways are softly illuminated by courtesy LED lighting, while a stainless steel rubrail and a stainless steel railing of 40 mm diameter with 35 mm stanchions and hooking points ensure security and poise under way. There are two stainless steel handrails on the sides of the superstructure and two electric pantograph side doors for effortless access. Practical touches include two fuel filling caps, two side lockers with closure, and two stainless steel retractable midship mooring cleats. Distinctive styling is underscored by two side “Pershing 108” logos in silicon.

Outside forward dinette

The outside forward dinette invites open-air relaxation with an amplifier and loudspeakers enriching the ambiance, courtesy LED lighting setting a refined mood, and a dinette cover with hydraulic movement providing effortless shelter. A GRP seat at the bow upholstered in vinyl fabric pairs elegantly with a GRP sofa whose seats and backrest are upholstered in matching vinyl, while a hand shower with hose reel ensures convenient refreshment. A hinged circular hatchway in stainless steel and crystal glass with handle brings light and access, and a hydraulic piston height-adjustable GRP table completes this versatile alfresco setting. Nearby, the 7 day head is appointed with an electric WC, a GRP door, a lacquered ceiling, and two LED lights, complemented by a soft-touch light switch panel, mirror, and soap dish. Practical detailing includes a teak floor, an emergency exit, and a fiberglass and wooden door, along with a toilet roll holder, towel rack, and Venetian blinds. The vanity features a lacquered washbasin with glass top, a combined washbasin mixer tap, and the washbasin itself, accompanied by a WC brush holder. Ascend to the upper saloon to find access to the galley and crew quarter via a stairway with natural wood steps and handrail, as well as separate access to the night area through another stairway with natural wood steps and handrail. Entertainment is seamlessly integrated with an audio-video system including SAT/TV decoder and two 55-inch LED TVs that hide away for the saloon and the cockpit, supported by a Hi-Fi system, amplifier, and a sound system with four visible speakers, two TV speakers, and a subwoofer, all governed by a single remote control for the entire saloon audio-video system. Comfort and style abound with a coffee table, cordless telephone, a digitally controlled air conditioning system, a dining set for twelve people, and electric fabric curtains. Lateral walls are upholstered with Poltrona Frau leather, and the ambiance is refined by LED ceiling lights, a light switch with dimmer, and a paneled ceiling upholstered in leather fabric and lacquered wood. A Poltrona Frau leather sofa rests over a rug under the sofa as per shipyard standard atop a structural GRP floor covered in wood, while side windows in monolithic/stratified tempered glass 8 frame sweeping views. Two table lamps add warmth, and forward, a windshield in transparent tempered glass with two windshield wiper/washers stands ready. To port, wood furniture with opening doors and internal shelves integrates a minibar and an audio-video rack.

Helm station

The helm presents a refined command environment, with aluminum panels finished in carbon fiber that frame a suite of precision systems. A Furuno AIS pairs with comprehensive alarms and a NAVIOP electronic data unit to deliver confident situational awareness, while the autopilot and a responsive bow thruster joystick provide effortless control. A CCTV display with cyclic selector keeps every angle in view, and a coastal internet system (GPRS/UMTS) together with a dedicated data system ensures seamless connectivity and information flow on every passage.

WiFi/LAN

At the helm, a precise compass anchors navigation alongside depth, speed, and wind indicators, while a digital bar‑angle display governs flaps and trims with assured accuracy. Two co‑pilot seats in Poltrona Frau leather with double electric adjustment complement the pilot’s seat—also Poltrona Frau and double‑electric—set before a leather‑upholstered instrument dashboard and a matching leather‑wrapped helm wheel. Command is intuitive through two electronic engine control levers linked to three LCD electronic engine control panels, supported by a synoptic panel, a tiller joystick, a surface‑propellers trim joystick, and a trim‑tabs joystick, with comprehensive engine and navigation control instruments close at hand. Situational awareness is heightened by two Furuno 3D black‑box chart‑plotter displays, Navtex, and two VHF radios, while safety and coordination are enhanced by a SART transponder and a radio‑frequency portable intercom system with four handsets. Comfort and oversight are assured by digitally controlled A/C panels, an electrical panel, a dedicated fire‑detection control panel, and a dimmable lighting switch, with practical touches that include a GSM Tel/Fax telephone system, two glove compartments, and two 12V cigarette‑lighter type sockets.

Lower deck corridor

Along the corridor’s access port bulkhead, a built‑in wardrobe houses the audio‑video rack, complemented by a second built‑in wardrobe fitted with shelves for organized stowage. Overhead, ceiling panels are wrapped in vinyl fabric, while an LED ceiling provides gentle indirect illumination, further enhanced by courtesy LED lights and managed through a soft‑touch light‑switch panel. A mirror subtly expands the sense of space, and two panels upholstered in leather with back LED light introduce a refined, ambient glow. Warmth and texture come from partitions clad in wood, while beneath it all the structural GRP floor is covered with moquette for a quiet, cushioned stride.

Primary cabin

The primary cabin is a refined sanctuary where craftsmanship and comfort meet, anchored by a double bed in wood and P.Frau leather with a locker underneath and finished with a P.Frau leather bedhead border. A port‑side wooden beauty unit by Poltrona Frau with mirror, frigo‑bar, and lamp is paired with a P.Frau chair for the beauty unit, while a P.Frau desk with pull‑out shelf and lamp is complemented by a P.Frau armchair. Ambient mood is set by built‑in ceiling LED indirect lighting with dimmer control, ceiling panels wrapped in vinyl fabric and framed in lacquered wood, walls covered in wood, and a structural GRP floor carpeted for warmth. Privacy and shade are assured by electric fabric curtains and electric roller blackout curtains, and natural light filters through fixed side windows in tempered glass alongside three opening portholes in stainless steel and tempered glass.

Entertainment and connectivity are immersive and intuitive with a Hi‑Fi system featuring amplifier 10, a Dolby surround system with five plus one speakers, full A/V remote control, an audio‑video rack, a SAT/TV decoder, and an LED TV mounted on a TV panel upholstered in P.Frau leather. Practical touches include a cordless telephone, a digitally controlled A/C system, interior wooden doors with chrome door stops and thumb‑lock door handles, lockers with wooden doors complete with clothes rack, shelves, and internal lighting, two P.Frau leather night tables, two reading lights, two mirrors, a safe, mattress, pillows, and bedcover, plus sound insulation on the stern bulkheads for serene quiet.

Primary head

The primary head is crafted as a serene, light-filled retreat, with fixed side windows in tempered glass paired with an opening porthole in stainless steel and tempered glass that invite sea breezes when desired. A lacquered ceiling with indirect lighting glows softly above wood-clad walls and a wooden floor, while wood interior doors with chrome door stops and thumb-lock handles underscore the yacht’s refined finish. Practical touches include two clothes hooks, two hanging lockers with mirrors, and a crystal door leading to the WC area.

At the vanity, two washbasins are set within elegant washbasin furniture in wood topped by colored glass, complete with doors and shelves for organized stowage, and served by combined mixer faucets for the two washbasins and the bidet. The suite includes a bidet and an electric WC, complemented by a WC brush holder, a toilet roll holder, two toothbrush holders, and two soap dishes. A dedicated towel cabinet with a glass door and internal shelves partners with six towel racks, size 11, to keep linens perfectly arranged.

The shower enclosure features a crystal door and presents a spa-like experience with a multifunction ceiling showerhead and a separate shower handset, while the shower walls, floor, and seat are finished in intricate mosaic. Comfort and ambiance are enhanced by a digitally controlled air-conditioning system, a discreet loudspeaker, and manual aluminum Venetian blinds that fine-tune privacy and light with precision.

VIP cabin

The VIP cabin blends refined materials with thoughtful amenities, beginning with an advanced audio-video system featuring two built-in loudspeakers with a subwoofer, a 40" LED TV, a TV/SAT decoder, and full A/V remote control, complemented by a cordless telephone. Atmosphere is set by built-in LED ceiling indirect lights paired with a dimmer and two reading lights, all beneath a paneled ceiling upholstered in vinyl fabric and lacquered wood. Comfort is assured by a double bed with a head border upholstered in Poltrona Frau leather, a locker underneath with integrated drawers, and a complete mattress, pillow, and bedcover ensemble. Storage is generous, with a wood closet fitted with a clothes rack, internal light, and mirror, a cabinet with drawers, a safe, a separate hanging locker in wood, and two wood nightstands with leather tops. Daylight and privacy are finely managed by an opening porthole in stainless steel and tempered glass, electric fabric curtains, electric roller blackout curtains, and a sliding blind for the hatchway, while safety is enhanced by an emergency exit to the upper deck via a circular hatchway with a hideaway ladder. The cabin’s craftsmanship extends to interior doors in wood with chrome door stops for interiors and a door handle with thumb lock, walls covered in wood, a TV panel upholstered in Poltrona Frau leather, and a structural GRP floor covered with carpet, all kept perfectly tempered by a digitally controlled A/C system.

VIP head

The VIP head is a refined retreat, crowned by a white lacquered ceiling with built-in LED ceiling spotlights and wrapped in walls covered in wood above a wooden floor, while a furniture top in glass introduces a contemporary sheen. Comfort is assured by an A/C system outlet and an air extraction outlet, with natural light and ventilation further enhanced by an opening porthole in stainless steel and tempered glass, shaded by manual aluminum Venetian blinds.

The washbasin with combined washbasin faucets sits above washbasin furniture in wood with doors and shelves, accompanied by a mirror, a soap dish, a toothbrush holder, a toilet roll holder, and a WC brush holder. Sanitaryware includes an electric WC and a Bidet 12.

Practicality comes through a hanging locker in wood and a hanging locker with mirror, two clothes hooks, and two towel racks, while interior doors in wood are finished with chrome door stops for interiors and a door handle with thumb lock. Illumination control is intuitive via a soft touch panel for the light switches.

A dedicated shower box features a crystal shower door, with shower walls, floor, and seat executed in mosaic, and is fitted with both a shower head and a shower handset.

Port double guest cabin

In the port double guest cabin, refined finishes and intelligent amenities create a serene retreat. An audio-video system comprises built-in loudspeakers, two, a 32" LED TV, a mini hi-fi CD/DVD, and a TV/SAT decoder, all set against a TV panel upholstered in P.Frau leather. Comfort is ensured by a digitally controlled A/C system, while electric fabric curtains and electric roller blackout curtains tailor light and privacy at a touch. Overhead, ceiling panels are clad in vinyl fabric within a lacquered wood ceiling frame, with indirect LED ceiling lights governed by a soft-touch light-switch panel. Interior wooden doors feature chrome door stops and a thumb-lock handle, and a cordless intercom system adds convenient communication. Sleeping arrangements include twin beds, two, convertible into a double bed, crafted in wood and Poltrona Frau leather with drawers, complemented by a leather bed head border, mattress, pillow, and bedcover, plus wood nightstands with leather tops, two, and wall lights, two. A mirror graces the aft bulkhead, and an opening porthole in stainless steel and tempered glass welcomes sea breezes. Storage is generous with a wardrobe in wood with clothes rail and internal light, hanging in wood 13, and a structural GRP floor is luxuriously carpeted to complete the space.

Starboard guest head

The starboard guest head is a thoughtfully appointed space where practicality meets polish, anchored by a white lacquered ceiling with built-in LED ceiling spotlights that illuminate walls covered in wood and a wooden floor with warm, refined character. Climate comfort and freshness are assured through an A/C system outlet and a dedicated air extraction outlet, while an opening porthole in stainless steel and tempered glass invites sea air as desired and pairs with manual aluminum Venetian blinds for light control and privacy. The washbasin sits atop washbasin furniture in wood, with doors and shelves, and a furniture top in glass, complemented by combined washbasin faucets, a mirror, four glass shelves, and a toothbrush holder. Storage is abundant, including a closet in wood with shelves near the electric WC, along with two clothes hooks, two towel racks, a toilet roll holder, and a WC brush holder. Entry is via an interior wooden door featuring chrome door stops and a door handle with thumb lock, while everyday operation is simplified by a soft-touch light switch panel.

Port guest head

The port guest head is beautifully appointed with walls covered in wood and a wooden floor beneath a white lacquered ceiling illuminated by built-in LED ceiling spotlights. Climate comfort and ventilation are ensured by an A/C system outlet and an air extraction outlet, while natural light and sea air filter through an opening porthole in stainless steel and tempered glass, shaded by manual aluminum Venetian blinds. The vanity presents a glass furniture top above washbasin furniture in wood with doors and shelves, serving a washbasin fitted with combined washbasin and bidet faucets, and complemented by a mirror. An electric WC sits adjacent, paired with a WC brush holder. The fully enclosed shower box features a crystal shower door, mosaic-lined walls and floor, and both a shower head and a shower handset. Practical touches include a soft-touch light switch panel, two clothes hooks, a soap dish, toothbrush holder 14, and a towel rack, together with two wooden hanging lockers for added storage. Access is via interior doors in wood, secured by chrome door stops for interiors and a door handle with thumb lock.

Galley

Thoughtfully appointed for effortless entertaining and serious culinary work, the galley provides direct access to the crew quarter and balances refined finishes with robust, seagoing practicality. Illumination is both functional and atmospheric, with built-in ceiling LED lighting complemented by 15 built-in spotlights positioned beneath the shelves, all set against a lacquered ceiling and governed by a soft-touch light switch panel. The workspace features a galley top in acrylic stone paired with a stainless steel washbasin and mixer tap, while organization is assured by a hanging locker door with internal shelves and an under-top unit with glass opening doors and additional internal shelving, with a discreet rubbish bin neatly integrated. Cold storage and cooking are comprehensively addressed by a side-by-side fridge, a ceramic glass hob with 4 burners, an electric vented oven with a tempered glass and stainless steel door, a microwave oven, and a dishwasher for 12 people. Air quality and comfort are optimized by an extractor fan 230V with external outlet and a digitally controlled A/C system, and the entire space is grounded by a structural floor in fiberglass-coated vinyl material for lasting durability and easy care.

Crew dinette

Thoughtfully positioned for seamless movement on board, the crew dinette offers direct access to the engine room and convenient access to the salon via stairs. The space is anchored by a lacquered ceiling with built-in ceiling LED lights and soft-touch panel light switches, while the floor is covered in durable vinyl material and the walls are upholstered in vinyl fabric for easy care. Comfort is ensured with a sofa upholstered in vinyl fabric and a matching pouf, complemented by a folding table with a gas piston for effortless handling. Practical storage abounds in lacquered hanging lockers with opening doors and internal shelves. In the crew quarters, interior doors and frames are ivory lacquered, enhanced by chrome door stops and door handles with thumb locks.

Entertainment and monitoring are comprehensive, featuring an audio video system with two built-in loudspeakers, a 24-inch LED TV, and a mini hi-fi, supported by a Sat TV decoder and a touch-screen display for cameras. An integrated monitoring system provides alarms and electrical data oversight, while communication is facilitated by an intercom system and a VHF transceiver 16. Daily operations are streamlined with a washing machine and a dryer, ensuring the crew enjoys both efficiency and comfort in a refined, purpose-designed environment.

Captains quarters

Designed as a refined retreat for command and rest, the captain’s cabin blends smart technology with tailored finishes, featuring an audio‑video system with a 24" LED TV, two loudspeakers, and a mini hi‑fi CD/DVD unit. Illumination is provided by a built‑in ceiling spotlight and soft‑touch light switch panel, while ceiling panels and walls are upholstered in vinyl fabric to complement the digitally controlled A/C system. Practical storage comes via a cupboard with internal shelves and a locker with lacquered doors, a clothes rack, and an internal light. Comfort is assured with a mattress, pillow, and bedcover, and privacy is managed by a manual aluminum Venetian blind and an opening porthole in stainless steel and tempered glass. Entry is through an ivory‑lacquered door detailed with chrome interior doorstops and a thumb‑lock handle, underscoring the thoughtful craftsmanship throughout.

The captain’s head continues the theme of discreet luxury and durability, with a built‑in ceiling spotlight, a lacquered ceiling, laminated walls, and a floor covered in vinyl material. An ivory‑lacquered interior door with chrome doorstops and a thumb‑lock handle maintains consistency with the cabin, while a lacquered washbasin unit with opening doors provides functional elegance. Amenities include an electric porcelain WC and a shower box with pole, teak floor, plexiglass door, and shower faucet. Thoughtful accessories—clothes hook, soap dish, toilet brush holder, toilet roll holder, and a towel rack 17—enhance daily usability, and storage is expanded by wood hanging lockers with a door, mirror, and shelves. Ventilation and natural light are assured by an opening porthole in stainless steel and tempered glass.

Crew quarters

Thoughtfully designed for comfort and efficiency, the crew quarters are divided into a forward and an aft double cabin, each meticulously appointed to support life on board with style. In the bow-side double crew cabin, built‑in ceiling spotlights illuminate paneled ceilings upholstered in vinyl fabric and walls wrapped in matching vinyl, while a digitally controlled A/C system ensures a perfect climate day and night. Interior doors and frames are finished in ivory lacquer with chrome door stops and a door handle with thumb lock, complemented by a locker with lacquered doors, a clothes rack, and an internal light for organized stowage. Sleeping arrangements include an upper single bed and a lower single bed with drawers underneath, supplied with two sets of mattress, pillow, and bedcover. Natural light and privacy are modulated by an opening porthole in stainless steel and tempered glass paired with a manual aluminum Venetian blind, as a structural GRP floor is handsomely covered in carpet underfoot. For entertainment and convenience, the cabin features two loudspeakers, a mini hi‑fi CD unit, and two reading lights to complete the serene, functional ambiance.

The stern-side double crew cabin mirrors this elevated standard, again with built‑in ceiling spotlights and ceiling panels upholstered in vinyl fabric, walls covered in vinyl, and a digitally controlled A/C system. Ivory‑lacquered interior doors are matched with chrome door stops and a door handle with thumb lock, and security is enhanced with a safe. Stowage is generous, thanks to a locker with lacquered doors, a clothes rack, and internal lighting. Berths include an upper single bed and a lower single bed, complemented by a single bed with drawers underneath and a lower single bed paired with a chest of drawer, all supplied with two sets of mattress, pillow, and bedcover. Illumination is tailored with reading lights, including two dedicated fixtures and an additional reading light, while an opening porthole in stainless steel and tempered glass with a manual aluminum Venetian blind brings in sea air as desired. Entertainment is delivered via two loudspeakers and a mini hi‑fi CD unit. The structural GRP floor is covered with carpet, including carpeting underneath, to ensure quiet, cushioned footing throughout.

Serving both cabins, the crew head is finished to a yachting standard of practicality and polish, with a lacquered ceiling, laminated walls, and a floor covered in vinyl material for durability and easy care. A built‑in ceiling spotlight casts crisp light over ivory‑lacquered interior doors with chrome door stops and a door handle with thumb lock, while lacquered hanging wood lockers with mirrored doors and shelves add refined storage. The lacquered washbasin unit features opening doors, and an electric WC in porcelain underscores the commitment to comfort. Ventilation and daylight arrive through an opening porthole in stainless steel and tempered glass, and the shower box—complete with hand shower, plexiglass door, and dedicated shower faucet—delivers a refreshing experience after a long watch. Thoughtful accessories include a clothes hook, soap dish, toilet brush holder, toilet roll holder, and towel rack, ensuring every practical detail is elegantly resolved.

Control room

The control room is thoughtfully positioned with direct access from both the engine room and the cockpit, secured by a certified waterproof door that preserves integrity in all conditions. Seamless communication is ensured by an intercom telephone, while a waterproof camera interfaces with the helm station to provide continuous visual oversight. Illumination is delivered by three fixed, waterproof, explosion-proof neon lights, enhancing safety and clarity during operations.

Engine room

Access to the engine room from both the galley and the cockpit is via a certified waterproof door, revealing a space enveloped in thermal acoustic insulation and finished with an aluminum non-skid floor. Four stainless steel protection rails encircle the engines, while illumination is provided by four waterproof, fixed, explosion-proof neon lights with a conveniently placed light switch, and oversight is enhanced by two waterproof cameras interfaced with the helm station.

Ventilation is optimized through air intakes with a condensation-removal system and two electric extractors (19), while electric pumps serve the A/C to ensure reliable climate control throughout the yacht.

Propulsion is delivered by three MTU 16V diesel engines rated at 2638 mhp, breathing through three stainless steel engine exhaust raisers and hushed by three engine exhaust mufflers. The driveline benefits from three coupling joints between the gear box flange and the surface propeller flange, each with a protective cover added to the coupling, and temperature stability is maintained by three hydraulic oil heat exchangers.

Shipwide services are powered by two 33 kW 50 Hz generators enclosed in soundproof housings, supported by two generator manifolds with gas separators. Dedicated hydraulic units operate the gangway, garage door, aft door, and swim ladder, while extended autonomy at anchor is assured by a water maker delivering 180 lt/h.

Propulsions and maneuvering equipment

Power is delivered by three six-blade Nickel–Aluminum–Bronze propellers paired with a surface drive system with trim, translating every command into assured acceleration. Precision handling is ensured by hydraulic steering, a hydraulic bow thruster, and hydraulic flaps, delivering confident, finely tuned control in all maneuvers.

Systems

Engineered for seamless autonomy and absolute peace of mind, the yacht’s systems are meticulously specified. The fresh water installation features a 50-liter 230V boiler dedicated to the crew bathrooms and two 80-liter 230V boilers serving the guest cabins, supported by twin fresh-water pumps for uninterrupted pressure and flow. Convenient fresh-water outlets are positioned in the engine room, forepeak, and the garage, while a level sensor oversees supply from a structural GRP tank of 2,000 liters with a water intake plumbed directly to the main tank.

The sea water system is equally comprehensive, with both dynamic and static intakes feeding a network designed for reliability and safety. A by-pass valve allows emergency bilge discharge via the engines, and a fire extinguishing and chain-wash electric pump rated at 20 works in concert with a dedicated fire hose. Filtration is assured by a seawater basket filter protecting the engines, power generators, A/C pumps, services, and the fire-extinguishing system, while seawater outlets serve the fire-fight system and provide chain-wash and fire-extinguishing capability from the forward locker.

Grey water is managed by dedicated electric pumps for the A/C condensation tank discharge, for the auxiliary tank discharge, and for the main tank discharge, all feeding a GRP auxiliary tank with a level sensor and a structural GRP main tank of 750 liters. The black water installation includes a diverter for the Marpol flange, an electric pump for tank discharge, a level sensor, and a structural GRP tank of 750 liters.

Fire protection is comprehensive and immediate, with a delay bottle that closes air intakes and activates the alarm siren, remote controls for emergency engine shutdown and for the fire-fighting system and alarm activation, and a fixed FM200 extinguishing system in the engine room. A manual powder extinguisher is placed in the engine room, complemented by one-kilogram manual powder extinguishers—one for each room.

Climate control is assured by a digitally controlled A/C system serving all cabins and the upper saloon, specified to tropical standards for unwavering comfort in demanding environments.

The electrical architecture delivers robust, shipwide power management. Charging is handled by automatic battery chargers for the emergency battery, for the engine, and two for the service circuits, alongside dedicated chargers for the generators and for radio 21. Battery cut-off switches, bonding plates, and a full earthing system running the length of the hull—joined to anode protection (zincs) on the transom—safeguard continuity and corrosion resistance. Distribution is organized through electric panels for power allocation and a main electric panel fitted with magneto-thermic switches and a shore power panel. Capacity and redundancy are ensured by two emergency equipment batteries, six engine starter batteries, two power generator starter batteries, two radio equipment batteries, and twelve service batteries, with an emergency parallel connection between the engine starter batteries. Onboard convenience includes double 120V internal sockets in every box, while shore connectivity is delivered via a 100A shore power transformer and a shore socket and cable with the “CABLE MASTER” Glendenning system rated at 100A. System status is easily monitored through voltage measuring instruments for 24V, 230V, and 400V, and three MTU electronic LCD digital panels provide precise engine control feedback.

Fuel management emphasizes safety, cleanliness, and range, with an electronic fuel level remote indicator at the dashboard complemented by a traditional fuel sight gauge. Filtration is handled by five fuel pre-cleaners—three for the engines and two for the generators—while a manual fuel discharge/load drainage pump adds service flexibility. All fuel is held within a structural 12,000-liter GRP tank for integrity and endurance.

Bilge security is prioritized through six automatic/manual immersion electric pumps for bilge discharge—one serving each compartment and each with a level sensor—augmented by two electric pumps with a valve system that enables separated or joint bilge or fire-extinguishing centralized suction. An emergency engine-room bilge discharge via engine intake suction provides an additional, fail-safe layer of protection.

Equipment

Thoughtfully appointed equipment includes two logo bags, a complete set of bed sheets, and a suite of black mooring lines with a diameter of 30 mm—four at twenty-five meters and one at fifty meters—ready for any berth. Safety gear comprises two floating luminous buoys, an instruction and service manual, sixteen life jackets, a lifesaver with floating line, and four rigid, self-inflating life rafts for eight people. Comfort on deck and below is elevated by eight Pershing bath towels and a Pershing towel set of eight, while protection at anchor is ensured by ten spherical fenders with covers and lines, diameter 610 mm, 22. Practical touches include a set of canvas covers for the windshield, two telescopic boat hooks, and a weather station with clock, barometer, and thermometer.