Tire yourself out in the seven-metre counter-current pool fed by a waterfall, then glide back to your cabin in the glass-sided lift (which reaches all decks). With a pair of side-loading garages and a 6,000nm range, the possibilities are almost endless.
From heli to Helios: the Sanlorenzo 64Steel Attila has a touch-and-go helipad that becomes a solarium when blades aren’t whirring. With five decks and 1,600GT, Sanlorenzo’s largest yacht to date promises more to come (the platform it was designed on can be used for yachts up to 70m).
First unveiled at an exclusive and theatrical event in Venice, Race is Riva’s first 50 metre superyacht and the flagship of the Riva range. Developed in collaboration with Officina Italian Design, the four deck Riva 50M accommodates 12 guests and features a lower deck galley with a central dumb waiter serving all four decks.
Previously known as Silver Loft, the 85 metre explorer Bold was launched for the first time in May. The Espen Øino-penned design is centred around a spectacular skylounge, which measures 300 square metres and features 3.75 metre high floor-to-ceiling windows.
The first hull in Damen’s newly developed range of yacht support vessels, Joy Rider is ready for adventure. The 45 metre yacht features a touch-and-go helipad, deck crane for tenders and toys weighing up to 6.7 tonnes and accommodation for six guests and seven crew.
CdM’s 42.8 metre flagship is the yard’s first custom explorer yacht and has a number of special features including a 2.7 metre tender crane and two nightclubs on the lower and main decks. A multitude of toys are stored on the forward deck, including a Land Rover Defender, BMW motorbike, water-ski and crew tender.
Built by Feadship and launched earlier this month, Syzygy 818 looks to remain mysterious up until her debut in Monaco. Little is known about the 77.25m yacht, which was built to a custom design created by the owner and designer Jarkko Jämsén. Feadship recently revealed it had to overcome a number of challenges before the owner would commit to the yacht, and that the numbers in the yacht’s name are considered prosperous in Chinese numerology.
Seaworthy and sustainable: this is the flagship of Gulf Craft’s Nomad series. With a go-anywhere attitude, this yacht incorporates solar power, safety, comfort and functionality. It’s also a yacht designed for adventure with a top speed of 25 knots.