The 55-metre Tankoa motor yacht Loewe has joined the market for the first time, listed for sale with Maël Fiolet and Jessica Ruez of Camper & Nicholsons. She will be on display at the 2026 Monaco Yacht Show.
Three years in the making and delivered in 2025, her award-winning design is the work of Luca Dini, who is responsible for both her interiors and exteriors. Part of the T55 Sportiva series, which offers a new semi-custom model from the Italian yard, she ranks the largest among her category, boasting a volume of 499GT.
Loewe sports a contemporary palette, with oak floors and furniture from leading design houses Paola Lenti, Cassina and Minotti. Floor-to-ceiling windows run the length of the main deck saloon with sliding doors opening up the space on both sides to the aft deck.
Also featured in the open-plan space is a dining table seating 10 guests for a formal dining option. A standout feature in this area is the hammered metallic deckheads that catch the light from the surrounding glass.
The motor yacht accommodates 12 guests across a generous six-cabin layout, led by a full-beam owner's suite forward on the main deck. The suite includes a king-sized bed, seating area, walk-in wardrobe with dedicated jewellery storage and an en suite with dual vanity and steam shower.
Additionally, a private deck-side terrace sits directly off the owner's suite, with a spa pool and direct access to sunpads forward of the wheelhouse.
On the lower deck, the guest cabins are all treated as VIP level spaces, with four doubles and queen beds as well as one twin. An aft cabin curves around the main staircase, while all cabins include walk-in showers.
Al fresco living is central to the T55 Sportiva series design, with a main deck aft featuring a bar facing out onto the horizon alongside oversized soft furnishings for a casual seating area.
A sculptural spiral staircase rises through the interior, while a lift serves the lower deck through to the upper deck. Loewe's design influence carries through to the materials and state-of-the-art audiovisual systems, discreetly integrated throughout, except in the sky lounge, where a Loewe Iconic floor-standing television takes centre stage.
Further lounging space can be found on the upper deck aft, where a large sofa sits in the sun, complemented by a coffee table and chairs, creating a sociable layout on board. Under the shading of the overhang, a large dining table for 10 guests invites long lunches and dinner parties framed by the surrounding views.
The bridge deck is arranged with loose furniture and al fresco dining for X guests. Furthermore, seating can also be found on the foredeck, offering uninterrupted views from the soft sunpads built into the bow. Also on the foredeck is a tender bay, served by a 3,000 kg hydraulic crane concealed within a retractable forward mast.
Up a level, the sundeck carries the yacht's highest outdoor setting. The space is designed with both entertaining and relaxation in mind, offering a forward-facing infinity-style spa pool paired with a bar and teppanyaki grill. Meanwhile, the lounge seating and sunbathing pads combined with the retractable shade create an oasis for guests.
Loewe's exterior is driven from the stern, with shallow steps drawing the aft deck down to a pool and open stern, giving the motor yacht its signature cascade towards the sea.
The open-air beach club is arranged around a plunge pool with a lifting floor, allowing the space to convert into a dance floor, supported by a dedicated DJ booth and bar set up for live music and events as well as removable deck extensions. Also at sea level, the yacht boasts a wellness suite which includes a sauna, hammam, massage table, gym equipment as well as a Nemo Room with an underwater viewing window.
The yacht for sale is powered by twin Caterpillar engines, allowing her to reach a top speed of 17 knots and a cruising speed of 15 knots.
Loewe is asking €38,000,000 and will be on display at the Monaco Yacht Show 2026.