FAVOURITE CHILD (ex Prana, Kokomo, Konkordia)

Sailing yacht FAVOURITE CHILD (ex Prana, Kokomo, Konkordia) is a stylish and elegant vessel offering great performance, combined with comfort and quality. She was built in New Zealand by Alloy Yacht and launched in 2006, with the last refit in 2026. Her exterior design and naval architecture is by Dubois Naval Architects with interiors by Redman Whitely Dixon (now RDW). Kokomo measures 51.70m (169′ 7 1/2″) and accommodates up to 12 guests in 5 cabins, with additional accommodation for a crew of 9.

NOTABLE FEATURES OF FAVOURITE CHILD

• Refitted in 2026
• Foredeck Jacuzzi
• Renowned interior designer
• Great collection of water toys
• Lifting keel from 8.1m/26.6ft to 4.9m/16.1ft
• Air conditioning
• Wi-Fi

EXTERIOR

Behind the interior salon is the cockpit, where two sofas face inwards around a coffee table, and the aft area has another sofa and elevated table for alfresco dining while shaded by the coach roof overhang. Two staircases lead up to the sun-exposed aft deck which has a C-shaped sofa and coffee table facing aft. Side walkways lead around to the foredeck, where there is an abundance of space for sunbathing and observation, and a Jacuzzi is concealed in the deck.

The sundeck is accessed via a port side stairway on the main deck aft. Here, sunbeds cover the act section and a C-shaped sofa and two tables create a desirable space to dine alfresco shaded by the hardtop. A wet bar and barbeque grill are forward, with the pilot and co-pilot seating adding a comfortable place to take in the views.

INTERIOR

The lower deck layout places the crew accommodation forward and the guest accommodation aft, separated by the engine room.
On the main deck, the helm controls are forward and there is a large plush forward-facing sofa within this space for taking in the views in any weather. Behind, the formal dining area and lounge are combined into one large open-plan space. The forward to port formal dining area seats all eight guests in a contemporary environment, with plenty of natural lighting through the extensive windows. The lounge area to starboard gives guests a sumptuous C-shaped sofa and armchairs around a coffee table to unwind after a meal, with drink provided by the wet bar aft, where there are five bar stools. The corner to port conceals the stairway down to the guest accommodation.

A pair of Caterpillar 872 HP engines produce a maximum speed of 14 knots and a cruising speed of 12 knots.