ARKADIA

Motor yacht ARKADIA (ex PROJECT TRITON) (YN18850) is the second luxury yacht in the 50 metre Steel Class series from Heesen and has been built with sporty exterior lines by Clifford Denn that were inspired by classic cars, while the interiors are the work of Reymond Langton Design. The interior volume below 500GT is one of the most efficient engineering platforms for this size, offering up to 11 guests spacious accommodation over four generous lower deck en-suite cabins and a Main deck Master suite.

NOTABLE FEATURES OF ARKADIA

• Sundeck Jacuzzi
• Beach club bar and spa
• Three alfresco dining areas
• Five luxurious en-suite cabins
• Air conditioning
• Wi-fi

EXTERIOR

The lower deck swim platform leads into a spacious beach club fitted with a back-lit bar and a dedicated spa area. The tenders and water toys are instead stored on the foredeck.
Above, the main deck is fitted with a C-shaped alfresco living area ideal for casual meals and drinks from the port-side bar.

The upper deck offers a spacious setting for a more formal alfresco meal at the circular dining table under the shade of the sundeck overhang, while along the stern there is a sun-exposed lounge where the group can sit and relax with uninterrupted aft views.

The sundeck provides one final alfresco dining area and port-side bar beneath the central hardtop, while the forward section is fitted with sunpads and a Jacuzzi.

INTERIOR

The lower deck is fitted with a large beach club containing a back-lit bar and spa facilities. Above, the main deck places the full-beam Master suite forward with a formal dining area and main salon behind, designed as an elegant yet casual layout featuring day beds and chaise loungers as well as sofas and armchairs.

The upper deck offers a second tranquil retreat in the sky lounge, where the inviting social setting places armchairs and a port-side sofa around a coffee table.

A pair of MTU 8V4000 M63 diesel engines of 1000kW each will produce a top speed of 15 knots and a range of 3,800 nautical miles at a speed of 12 knots.