BACA

43.40m/142.5ft superyacht BACA (ex.TRIPLE 8) was built by Royal Denship in 2009 and last refitted in 2019 when her interiors received an extensive update and now sport the light-filled contemporary styling of Claudette Bonville, while the naval architecture and exterior styling is the work of Diana Yacht Design. The accommodation sleeps a maximum of 10 guests over five en-suite cabins, with a crew of nine to take care of every detail throughout the cruise.

Classic elements blend with modern comfort, and guests will find each room witted with warm wood panelling to complement the cream white furnishings and navy blue accents, which are also on show in the chandelier above the formal dining table within the main salon.

NOTABLE FEATURES OF BACA

• Sundeck Jacuzzi and BBQ
• New chic beach club
• Beautiful modern interiors
• Spacious guest accommodation
• TVs in all salons and cabins
• Excellent variety of water toys
• Air conditioning
• Wi-Fi

EXTERIOR

The lower deck swim platform leads into the beach club and tender garage, where there is a stairway up to the main deck aft. Here, there is a sofa lining the stern and more seating and a coffee table beneath the shade of the upper deck overhang.

A port staircase connects to the upper deck, where there is a grand alfresco dining table to seat 10 in the shade, and seating in the sunshine along the stern for drinks and conversation after a lavish meal. The foredeck can be shaded by a bimini and is fitted with a C-shaped sofa and two drinks tables. Another sofa is placed along the bow and there is room for storing motorised water toys, with a Davit crane for launch and retrieval.

The sundeck boasts a Jacuzzi and sun pads along the stern, with a shaded central section providing seating along the starboard bulwark and an elegant raised table for alfresco meals. Sundeck forward is laid out with sun loungers and sofa/sunbeds where guests can take in the panoramic views and rest after a hearty meal.

INTERIOR

On the lower deck, the crew accommodation is placed within the bow, followed by the guest accommodation amidships, then the engine room and the beach club and tender garage in the stern.

On the main deck, the Master suite is placed forward followed by the galley to port and the stairway to the other decks to starboard. The formal dining area amidships seats up to 10 guests in lavish contemporary surroundings, and behind the lounge provides a plush seating area with three sofas and two armchairs surrounding a coffee table.

On the upper deck, the helm station is placed forward with the Captain’s cabin behind. The circular sky lounge has a port room that leads into a gym and the salon itself comes with a massive forward widescreen TV, a curving sofa, two pairs of armchairs and a pair of stools around a coffee table.

Twin Caterpillar type 3508B DITA engines produces a top speed of 12 knots, a cruising speed of 10 knots and a range of 500 nautical miles.