RH400

Luxury sailing yacht RH400 measures 81m/265.74ft and is one of the largest sailing yachts in the world. Her launch is scheduled for 2020. She features exterior created by Mark Whiteley and Dykstra Architects. Interior living spaces designed by Mark Whiteley include accommodation for 11 guests in 5 beautiful cabins.

NOTABLE FEATURES OF RH 400

• World's largest aluminium sailing yacht concept
• Hydraulic crow's nest
• Efficient hull from Dykstra Naval Architects
• Interiors from renowned designer Mark Whiteley
• Comprehensive selection of water toys
• Air conditioning
• Wi-fi

EXTERIOR

There is an abundance of space on the foredeck and to the aft for socialising, with a forward cockpit for guests to unwind together in the sunshine. To the aft the cockpit hosts a semi-circle bar beside the glass sliding doors to the main salon. Behind, an elegant alfresco dining area seats 12 guests at a contemporary table. Two corner sofas enclose the social area beneath the flybridge overhang, leaving the rest of the aft deck clear before steps down the stern connect to the fold-out swim platform.

The aft flybridge lounge is laid out for socialising, placing three sofas together with a coffee table for larger groups and two armchairs with a coffee table nearby for closer conversations. Amidships there is a spacious padded sunbathing area and to port and starboard there are additional aft-facing seats. Two helm stations are placed forward and each has a sunpad behind.

INTERIOR

The interiors from Mark Whiteley Design uses Alpi walnut for the panelling and oak for the flooring, and the combined dining area and living room places three large sofas and two armchairs together for a cosy social space surrounded by broad windows. Opposite, an elongated contemporary dining table seats up to 16 guests for lavish meals within an air-conditioned interior.

Among the guest accommodation are suites providing a desk and sofa within the open interior, plus an en-suite bathroom attached. To the stern, the tender garage is large enough to store kayaks, paddleboards, sea scooters and diving equipment.