Turquois Yachts begins construction of a 75 metre superyacht with steel hull and aluminium superstructure

According to a recent report, Turquois Yachts has reportedly started construction on a Vallicelli-designed 75 metre superyacht. The expected delivery time is late 2021.

The vessel is built from a steel hull and aluminium superstructure with an exterior designed by A Vallicelli Yacht Design featuring “simple sleek lines” and a “powerful dynamic look”.

A statement from the yard said: “With a profile more reminiscent of sporty sailing, the low angle of the transom slope and the very long forward overhang, make this 75m yacht appear long, slender, and elegant despite her interior volume.”

The interior, on the other hand, has been designed by H2 Yacht Design, with key features including a full 14.2 metre beam beach club, which opens aft to the swimming pool and has platforms to the sea on both the port and starboard sides.

The superyacht also a central tender garage that can accommodate a 9.6 metre limousine tender as well a guest tender, rescue/crew tender and multiple Jet Skis. Elsewhere, the yacht features a sky lounge gym on the sun deck, which features 360 degree views.

The upper deck touch and go helipad is accessible from the owner’s private exterior area, which has an outdoor and dining area and a Jacuzzi as well.

The total accommodation of the yacht is for 12 guests including the owner’s suite and five guest suites. The crew accommodation meanwhile consists of one captain’s cabin, 10 double crew cabins and one convertible hospital/ massage cabin

Power will come from twin Caterpillar 3516C engines for a top speed of 17 knots.