First photos of the stunning 58m/190ft sailing yacht Ngoni have been released by Royal Huisman, as the superyacht emerged from the shed at the shipbuilder’s facility. Designed by Dubois Naval Architects, Ngoni features a fantastic interior by Rick Backer and Paul Morgan. Measuring 58 metres, this ocean-going cruiser provides outstanding innovative and luxury facilities onboard. The all-aluminium Ngoni boasts sheer line and sculpted bow, while a molded glass superstructure and crisp stern shape add further to her innovative look.
NGONI sees the daylight at Royal Huisman. Photo credit Royal Huisman
Created by Rick Baker and Paul Morgan, the stylish interiors of superyacht NGONI provide contemporary yet relaxing accommodation in a master “apartment”, which include the following luxury amenities gym, library with a study, and sauna. There are also two guest staterooms, which are very well-appointed and with ensuite facilities. The large salon is spacious, with attached outdoor seating. For more accommodation spaces, the owner’s gym and study can also transfer into additional accommodations.
Royal Huisman NGONI. Photo credit Royal Huisman
Previously known as Project Beast and hull 398, Ngoni was presented at the Monaco Yacht Show 2014, where the project gained much attention and great positive feedback.
Royal Huisman – sailing yacht NGONI – technical launch. Photo credit Royal Huisman
Royal Huisman – sailing yacht NGONI – technical launch. Photo credit Royal Huisman
Royal Huisman – sailing yacht NGONI – emerges from the shed at Royal Huisman. Photo credit Royal Huisman
Royal Huisman – sailing yacht NGONI – emerges from her shad. Photo credit Royal Huisman
General Information about luxury yacht Ngoni
Naval architect: Dubois Naval Architects
Interior design: Rick Baker / Paul Morgan
Interior accent pieces and exotic finishes: Francis Sultana
Light design: The Light Corporation
Project management: Godfrey Cray
Principal Dimensions of Ngoni Yacht
Length: 58 m / 190 ft
Length waterline: 51 m / 167 ft
Beam: 9.5 m / 31 ft
Draft (keel up): 5.3 m / 17 ft
Draft (keel down): 8.1 m / 27 ft
Stay tuned as we will be bringing more updates on the launch, as soon as information becomes available.
