SERENITY

Built by Nordhavn at their shipyard in Xiamen, 30.5m/100ft luxury yacht SERENITY (ex.HULL 9615) was constructed with a GRP hull and superstructure. She is 1.2m/3.9ft longer than previous hulls in the Nordhavn 96 series to better accommodate the owner’s hobby of sportfishing. The accommodation sleeps 12 guests over 5 cabins.

NOTABLE FEATURES OF SERENITY

• Flybridge Jacuzzi
• Elegant timeless interiors
• Extended hull for sportfishing
• Air-conditioning
• Wi-fi

EXTERIOR

Video of motor yacht SEREITY

The main deck aft is fitted with a stern-side sofa for outdoor lounging, informal alfresco dining and as a place to wait for the tenders.

The upper deck aft has room for an alfresco dining table or lounge, while the area in front of the helm station can be used for observation. Two staircases on either side of the bridge lead up to the flybridge.
Up on the flybridge, guests are treated to an alfresco dining table situated in the shade, a raised forward Jacuzzi with swim-up bar and integrated seating along the stern.

INTERIOR

On the lower deck the engine room amidships separates the aft crew accommodation and facilities from the guest accommodation, where there are four spacious guest cabins.

The main deck has an open-plan layout that uses walnut panelling and furnishings with neutral fabrics, stainless steel and rare stonework. Natural light filters through the broad windows on each side of the lounge, where there is an L-shaped sofa, armchairs and a coffee table for laid-back relaxation. The formal dining area is located forward and has an adjacent bar for after-dinner refreshments.

A full-beam Master suite is positioned in the bow and contains a large wardrobe and en-suite facilities, styled with granite hardtops.

On the upper deck, the skylounge behind the bridge offers a cosy second relaxation space styled similarly to the main salon, fitted with a large L-shaped sofa and a games table.

Twin Caterpillar C-18 engines of 454 HP each allow for a top speed of 12 knots and a cruising speed of 9 knots, at which she has a range of 3,000 nautical miles.