MEDUSA

Motor yacht MEDUSA (ex MEDUSA G) features excellent on deck spaces and modern design, with accommodation for up to 10 guests, accommodated in 4 cabins. The yacht measures 30.45m (99′ 11″) and was built by the renowned Italian shipyard Azimut in 2001 and refitted in 2017. She has a professional crew of 5.

NOTABLE FEATURES OF MEDUSA

• Refitted in 2017
• Up to 30 guests for dockside events
• Flybridge Jacuzzi
• Abundance of sunbeds 
• Salon cinema
• DJ setup available 
• Top speed of 25 knots
• Draft of 1.9m/6.3ft for cruising in shallow waters
• Air conditioning
• Wi-Fi

EXTERIOR

The main deck aft has an oval dining table able to seat up to 10 guests in the shade, with easy access to the fold-down swim platform via stairways. A port stairway leads to the flybridge, and side walkways lead around to the foredeck for the broad sunbed and sweeping views of the location.

The flybridge comes with a full-beam sunbed fitted along the stern, forward if which is a spa pool. The amidships section is shaded by a canvas and has a corner sofa and raised table to starboard with sofa seating opposite. The helm controls are forward in the sunshine, with a stairway in the centre leading down into the raised pilothouse.

INTERIOR

The lower deck hosts the crew accommodation in the bow, the guest accommodation forward and amidships, with the engine room behind and the tender garage in the stern.

The guest stairway leads up to the main foyer amidships, where there is a day head opposite on the port wall. A salon is forward with the galley in the bow, where there is a stairway to the crew accommodation. The aft lounge consists of a corner sofa and an additional sofa opposite with coffee tables/footrests for a comfortable cinema setup with the widescreen TV on the forward wall. behind, a desk and chair are placed to port and a bar will provide a range of refreshments to suit the occasion. The drinks/games table seats four close to the starboard windows for views that complement the interior ambience.

Above, the raised pilothouse grants access to the flybridge.

A pair of MTU 16V 2000 M50 engines of 1,825 HP give a top speed of 25 knots, a cruising speed of 16 knots and a range of 400 nautical miles.