PROJECT AQUAMARINE

The 49.98m/163.97ft all-aluminium superyacht PROJECT AQUAMARINE (a.k.a. HULL YN 18950) from Heesen is the first in the Aluminium 5000 class and features the naval architecture of the shipyard’s in-house team in collaboration with Van Oossanen Naval Architects, who also produced her beautiful exterior styling. AQUAMARINE’s delivery date is in 2021. The interiors from Cristiano Gatto have a Japanese-inspired theme and accommodate up to 12 guests over 5 en-suite cabins.

NOTABLE FEATURES OF PROJECT AQUAMARINE

• The first fast-cruising yacht below 500GT to be IMO Tier III compliant
• Sundeck Jacuzzi
• Abundance of sunbathing areas
• Two outdoor bars 
• Beach club and tender garage
• Navigates shallow waterways with draft of 2.51m/8.3ft
• Air conditioning
• Wi-Fi

EXTERIOR

The lower deck swim platform creates a spacious area for guests to rest in the sunshine with the beach club facilities close at hand. Above, the main deck aft is fitted with sunpads along the stern and beneath the shade of the upper deck overhang there is additional seating and a bar to create a casual social area.

The upper deck has a grand alfresco dining table to seat 10 close to the doors into the skylounge, and behind there are two L-shaped sofas with unique triangle coffee tables to complete the setting.

The sundeck above boasts a massive circular Jacuzzi and a broad sunpad along the aft, with a wet bar to starboard amidships and a port lounge/alfresco dining area with a raised coffee table. The forward section places three sofas with coffee tables and drinks tables out in the sunshine or under the stars.

The foredeck has panoramic forward views for guests to take in while savouring drinks or an alfresco meal on the C-shaped sofa with a small table.

INTERIOR

The Japanese-inspired interiors come courtesy of Cristiano Gatto. The lower deck hosts a spacious tender garage and beach club that connects flush with the swim platform.

Twin MTU 16V4000M65L engines produce a top speed of 23 knots and a range of 3,100 nautical miles at 11 knots.