The 79.8-metre Feadship superyacht Project 716, now known as Love, has been sighted en route to Rotterdam, the Netherlands, as she prepares for sea trials in the North Sea.
The update comes following the yacht's launch in August from the yard's Aalsmeer facilities. The secretive build entered the spotlight in May 2025, when she was rolled out of the yard's Papendrecht sheds for the very first time.
According to BOATPro, Studio De Voogt is behind the yacht's exterior. Sightings reveal Love's straight lines, expansive elongated glazing and traditional tiered decks, including a spacious, uncluttered bow and a partially sheltered sundeck. Interiors, meanwhile, are from the boards of Dutch studio Sinot Yacht Architecture & Design.
The yard previously confirmed that she features a steel hull, aluminium superstructure and a volume of 2,480GT.
BOATPro notes that the superyacht is scheduled for delivery in Q4 of this year. The new build was reportedly ordered in January 2024 and entered construction in September of the same year.
The news comes at a busy time for Feadship, with 15 superyacht projects currently under development, including the 83.3-metre Project 832, which was spotted for the first time in August en route to outfitting. At last week's Monaco Yacht Show, the shipyard unveiled its largest concept to date.
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