Brazilian shipyard Inace Superyachts has unveiled a new addition to its superyacht portfolio with the new ISY 130 Aventura series. The 39.6-metre model was first presented to the industry at last week's Fort Lauderdale International Boat Show 2026.
The 130 Aventura features naval architecture and exterior design by Hydro Tec founder Sérgio Cutolo and has been engineered for long range and self-sufficiency far from shore support. The model joins the yard's existing Aventura 106 series, whose first hull, the 32.3-metre Sea Boss, was delivered in 2025.
Read More/Inace Superyachts delivers first Aventura 106 model Sea BossInitial renderings showcase the yacht's boxy, masculine profile – marked by a traditional raked bow – with particular attention drawn to the expansive, sunken foredeck and long, angular decks. Key to the design was al fresco living, which has been incorporated into the layout across the yacht's three open decks, offering space for both dining and lounging in sociable configurations.
Particularly of note is the tiered aft configuration, which leads from the water to an infinity pool and seating, before arriving at the U-shaped lounge and bar positioned in front of the main saloon.
Up top, the sundeck is a multi-use area, combining sunpads, lounge and dining areas and a bar to create a deck perfect for entertaining. A square spa pool also sits forward next to a kitchen area; the whole deck benefits from glass wraparound bulwarks for extensive views out.
Though yet to be unveiled, the interior decor is set to feature contemporary furniture for a "clean composition", though can be completely customised according to the owner. Accommodation comprises five cabins for up to 10 guests and a further two cabins for crew.
Speaking at the unveiling in Fort Lauderdale, Marco do Carmo, commercial director of Inace Superyachts, said: "The 130 Aventura brings the refinement of Hydro Tec’s disciplined explorer naval architecture and design together with the way Inace Superyachts has always built: steel hulls, aluminium superstructures and systems made for life far from shore."
The yacht will feature two 800hp engines, set to deliver a top speed of 13 knots and a cruising speed of 11 knots. Key specs include a 235GT volume, a 7.2-metre beam and a draught of 2.4 metres.
The unveiling comes shortly after the shipyard announced the sale of the first unit from its new 45.7-metre ISY 150 Explora model.
Read More/First 46m ISY 150 Explora superyacht sold with 2029 delivery
