QUEEN TATI

Luxury yacht QUEEN TATI from Brazilian shipyard MCP Yachts was launched in 2022, measures 37.4m/122.8ft and is constructed with an aluminium hull and superstructure. The naval architecture comes from Vripack in collaboration with the shipyard, the latter also producing the exterior styling. The accommodation sleeps up to 12 guests in four en-suite cabins, while the professional crew of eight will see to all the details.

NOTABLE FEATURES OF QUEEN TATI

• Flybridge Jacuzzi
• Beach club
• Three indoor lounges
• Draft of just 2.2m/7.3ft to navigate shallow waterways
• Transatlantic range of 3,500 nautical miles
• Lower deck gym
• Air conditioning
• Wi-Fi

EXTERIOR

Guests arriving by tender will disembark onto the lower deck swim platform, where a pair of stairways ascend to the main deck aft. Here, a row of sunbeds is placed in the sunshine while a C-shaped sofa and alfresco dining table are beneath the shade of the upper deck overhang.

The upper deck aft is furnished with corner sofas and drinks tables for casual entertaining in the fresh sea air. More seating can be found on the Portuguese deck, forward of which is the storage for the tender and jet ski.

On the flybridge, a row of sunbeds and a Jacuzzi fill the aft space, and an alfresco dining table is placed amidships.

INTERIOR

The lower deck layout places the crew accommodation forward, followed by the guest accommodation accessed via a separate stairway to prevent disturbances. The engine room is behind, followed by a spacious gym and lastly the beach club in the stern.

The main deck hosts the Master suite forward, followed by some of the guest accommodation behind and the main salon aft providing a reception area with plenty of seating for guests and visitors to relax.

The upper deck has a forward lounge/media room for cosy conversations and films, while the skylounge aft of the technical spaces is furnished with a corner sofa aft to port and starboard, plus a starboard dining table and chairs, and a coffee table, armchair and widescreen TV to port.

The bridge deck has sofa seating within the helm station for guests to watch the action, admire the views and use the room as an additional quiet space while at anchor. Access behind leads out onto the flybridge aft.

A pair of Caterpillar C32 Acert engines of 1.925 mHP give a top speed of 22 knots and an economical speed of 10.8 knots with a transatlantic range of 3,500 nautical miles.