Cantiere Delle Marche has launched its fifth Nauta Air motor yacht, the 110-foot (33.40m) MIMI LA SARDINE, designed both in and out by Mario Pedol and Massimo Gino of Nauta Yachts. Mimì La Sardine is a pure explorer yacht, bringing together elegant design lines with the technical expertise of CDM shipyard.
Cantiere delle Marche launch Mimì La Sardine
When it comes to layout, the main focus is on comfort and relaxed atmosphere on board, incorporating natural light and open air. Spreading three fabulous deck areas and one spacious sun deck, MIMI LA SARDINE offers overnight stay and luxurious, yet pleasant environment for up to twelve guests.
Mimi La Sardine about to hit the water
The main saloon features a lounging area, while the upper saloon is dedicated to a formal dining experience. A large, well-equipped galley is located on the main deck to the port side.
Accommodation spreads over four guest cabins for up to ten guests on the lower deck, while the vast master suite is situated on the main deck forward. A crew of six is also accommodated on board, ensuring guests have a fantastic and relaxing time.
Ready to get launched
The upper aft deck is where the tender is stored and once launched, this area covers into a vast lounging space al fresco, which is partially shaded by the sun deck’s overhang.
Interiors feature oakwood, both natural and weathered which has been widely used throughout the various decks, creating visual and functional continuity between the exteriors and interiors. Beautiful furniture and tastefully decorations have been implemented, including Flexform sofas in the main saloon and a fabulous timber dining table placed in the upper deck saloon by Riva1920 as well as the Bianco Galizia granite used in all bathrooms. Famous Italian manufacturers’ pieces are also used throughout, including brands such as Baxter, Flexform, B&B, Flos, Gervasoni with most of the upholstery being from Loro Piana.
Transferring Nauta Ait 110
MIMI LA SARDINE is powered by two CAT18 Acert 533kW engines, with an impressive range of 5,500 nautical miles at the economic speed of 9 knots. Her maximum speed is 13,50 knots.
