PROJECT MASTER

70m (230’) explorer yacht PROJECT MASTER from ICON Yachts was announced at the Monaco Yacht Show 2021 as a conversion of the 2001-built 66m/217ft Offshore Rescue and Support Vessel HAVILA TIGRIS. Naval architecture comes from Conoship (Conversion engineering) Ulstein (platform vessel) and Van Oossanen (Feasibility engineering) with exterior design and styling from Espen Øino International. The accommodation sleeps up to 12 guests over six en-suite cabins, along with a crew of 16 and six staff.

NOTABLE FEATURES OF PROJECT MASTER

• 135m2/1,453ft2 Master suite with private deck
• Helideck
• Jacuzzi
• Spa with sauna
• Gym
• Submarine storage
• Extensive water toys selection
• Range of 6,000 nautical miles
• RINA Green Passport
• Polar Code compliant
• NOx Emission IMO Tier III compliant
• Air conditioning
• Wi-Fi

EXTERIOR
The outdoor areas include storage for tenders and a submarine, a helideck that can be used for socialising when clear, and a private deck for the Owner.

The lower deck stern is designed as a beach club, offering plenty of space to spread out with the water toys or sunbathe beside the water. A set of steps leads up to the main deck terrace, where guests can dine and relax in the shade with direct access to the main salon within.

The upper deck aft is the main alfresco dining area, sheltered by the Owner’s deck overhang. L-shaped sofas and drinks tables create a comfortable place to lounge and chat in the breeze. A large Jacuzzi is placed aft and its surrounding sunpads allow the group to dry off in the sunshine with views of the anchorage.

The Owner’s deck is above and is furnished with two L-shaped sofas and drinks tables to relax outdoors, day or night.

The bridge deck aft hosts the helideck, and the Portuguese deck is furnished with a broad sunbed and sofas for the whole group.

INTERIOR
The interiors have yet to be revealed by the shipyard.

Diesel Electric Hybrid Voith Propellers give a maximum speed of 14 knots and near-silent cruising at 7 knots, at which PROJECT MASTER has a range of 6,000 nautical miles.