ISA Yachts, a brand of Palumbo Superyachts, has unveiled new images inside Fast Naan, the first unit from its Viper 130 model, following her debut at the 2026 Cannes Yachting Festival.
The 38.8-metre yacht was launched in August from the yard's facilities in Ancona, Italy, during a ceremony attended by her owners, their guests and the shipyard team.
Built in GRP, the yard collaborated with Italian designer Fulvio De Simoni on the exterior and interior design, working on the exterior with ISA Yachts’ in-house team. Naval architecture was developed by the shipyard and Studio Ing. Arnaboldi. The result is a vessel that balances speed, liveability and style, accommodating up to 11 guests across five cabins.
A modern and fresh look has been given to her main saloon interiors, characterised by flowing lines and a striking, varied colour palette, which includes optical white and varying shades of blue, accompanied by black ash parquet flooring and pear-grey lacquered walls. Alternating titanium-effect surfaces, chrome metal details and precious Rubelli decorative wall coverings are accented by Marazzi marble details.
The saloon is configured into two separate lounge areas and a bar, furnished with semi-circular sofas, armchairs and a 10-seater dining table. The design team used floor-to-ceiling windows to maximise the volume of the space.
The aft beach area leads to a dedicated relaxation zone, dominated by a large aft-facing sunpad and lounge area with built-in sofas and a Tribù coffee table. The opening of the two side balconies creates a terrace over the water. Further forward is an al fresco dining table for up to 10 guests.
A distinctive feature of this space is the aft galley bar area, which can be configured according to different needs thanks to a retractable privacy glass panel. To the left of the bar is the staircase leading directly to the sundeck. The forward area has been conceived as a private and independent guest area, featuring a Jacuzzi surrounded by sunpads and sofas.
Below, the owner's cabin is positioned amidships and features a floating-effect bed, walk-in wardrobe, lounge area, vanity with Minotti armchair and a double bathroom with large central shower crafted in Capraia marble. One of the room's main features is the distinctive, custom-made headboard sculpted into an elegant three-dimensional wave pattern and enhanced by a titanium metal finish. Leather, wall coverings, smoked mirrors and steel combine to add to the refined atmosphere of this space.
The remaining guest accommodation comprises four cabins, two with double beds and two with twin beds, one of which contains an additional Pullman berth. Up to six crew members are accommodated in three cabins.
Meanwhile, the sundeck, sheltered by a carbon-fibre hardtop, includes a helm station and a large aft sunpad, lounge area with Kettal sofas and Minotti armchairs, a spacious bar with stools and a Royal Botania dining table for up to 10 guests, paired with Tribù chairs.
Equipped with three 2,200 hp MAN V12X engines, coupled with two MJP waterjets and a central MJP booster, the Viper 130 reaches a top speed of 35 knots and a cruising speed of 30 knots. A standard version is also available, featuring four 1,000 hp Volvo Penta IPS engines, for a top speed of 24 knots and a cruising speed of 20 knots.
According to BOATPro, ISA Yachts has 13 yachts currently under development. The yard recently announced that outfitting has begun on the second unit in its Classic 65m series at its facilities in Ancona, Italy. The unit was sold in 2025 to a European buyer, with delivery scheduled for 2028.
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