30 Seconds on Board: The World’s Coolest Yacht Videos

Our 30 Seconds On Board video series dives into the world’s coolest superyachts for a whistle-stop tour of their interiors, revealing hidden secrets and star features…

Here Comes the Sun

Recently sold, this 83 metre Amels superyacht Here Comes the Sun was delivered in 2017 as the first in the yard’s Limited Editions 272 series. Key features include an Andrew Winch-designed interior, on-board cinema and cavernous 2,827 gross tonne interior. BOAT stepped on board during the 2019 Fort Lauderdale International Boat Show.

Abbracci

Launched in 2012, Abbracci (ex-Serenity) was the largest displacement yacht launched by Heesen at the time. She features exterior design by Omega Architects and naval architecture by Heesen's in-house team in collaboration with Van Oossanen & Associates. Accommodation is for a total of 12 guests comprising a full-beam main deck master, full-beam VIP cabin, two double and two twins on the lower deck. Key features include an enclosed spa area complete with a steam bath, sauna and massage room.

Adastra

When looking at her dramatic lines and futuristic trimaran form, it is easy to forget that Adastra was launched six years ago by McConaghy Boats. We stepped on board at the Antigua Charter Show to see what delights she has in store.

Book Ends

Serial owner Bob Book was almost ready to give up yachting when he laid eyes on Project Ruya, the 47 metre spec-built Heesen that was launched in early 2017. When perusing her bright, modern interior by Bannenberg & Rowell, it's easy to see why he was immediately won over and decided to snap her up. We stepped on board the 18th yacht to bear the name Book Ends at the 2017 Fort Lauderdale International Boat Show.

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