ARTEMY

The 35.4m/116.2ft semi-displacement motor yacht ARTEMY (ex.ANN G) was constructed with a GRP hull and superstructure by Azimut in 2008 and last refitted in 2023. The naval architecture was done by Stefano Righini with the interiors styled by Carlo Galeazzi. The accommodation sleeps up to 12 guests over 6 luxurious cabins.

NOTABLE FEATURES OF ARTEMY: 

• Sundeck Jacuzzi
• Abundance of outdoor sunbathing options
• TV entertainment systems in every cabin
• Karaoke setup 
• Gym equipment
• Wi-fi
• Stabilisers underway
• Great water toys selection

EXTERIOR

Guests arriving by tender can disembark onto the swim platform and access the main deck aft, where chairs and padded seating along the stern surround a raised table for alfresco dining.

Above, the sundeck is replete with sun loungers and sun pads, while a central Jacuzzi can be shaded or exposed to the sunshine via the automated bimini roof. A forward wet bar has plenty of refreshments for large gatherings and guests can settle into the seating under the hardtop for an alfresco meal.

Guests looking for some tranquillity have a forward-facing sofa on the bow and a foredeck sun pad for resting with uninterrupted views.

INTERIOR

The lower deck contains the crew accommodation and the guest accommodation, which consists of a Master Cabin, one double Cabin on main deck forward area (no ensuite facilities – day-head is next to the cabin), two double Cabins and two Twin Cabins (both with Pullman beds).

On the main deck, the open-plan layout provides an elegant and timeless environment where striated wooden panelling complements the white furnishings. The formal dining table is placed forward with a games table beside the port window for after-dinner socialising. To the aft, the salon has two large sofas and coffee tables on either side of the room positioned for watching films or ding karaoke with the widescreen TV that can be hidden in the cabinetry when not in use.

MAN 3580 KW engines provide a top speed of 24 knots and a cruising speed of 21 knots with a range of 1,700 nautical miles at 10 knots.