Italian yard Nolimits Yachts, a brand of Rossinavi, has announced the launch of Gemini, the first unit in its new yacht line that comprises five crossover all-aluminium models. The yacht has a low, masculine profile courtesy of collaborator Fulvio de Simoni – known for the 49.9-metre Bel1 - while the Touch Studio has created her "warm and inviting" interiors.
At the heart of Gemini's design is the sundeck, which measures 110 square metres and is arranged with a panoramic lounge aft, complete with low sofas and coffee tables; an al fresco dining area, sheltered by the hardtop; a main lounge with its modular sofas and fully equipped bar; and the bow, where large double sunpads offer a private, elevated space for enjoying the sun.
Read More/Interiors of Rossinavi’s Nolimits flagship revealedMoving down a level, the upper deck hosts another outdoor dining area, complete with a table and sofa seating overlooking the sea, while forward, guests can access a dip pool fronted by sunpads.
Other major leisure spaces include the main deck cockpit, arranged in a "lounge style", and the lower deck beach club. The latter features a fold-down transformer platform – forming a dedicated area for swimming, watersports, or easy boarding – while just forward lies a gym with direct water access. Two side stairways lead up to the main deck cockpit, creating a transition between the two areas and "enhancing the constant dialogue with the sea", according to the yard.
Powered by twin CAT C32 engines, Gemini can reach a top speed of 15 knots and boasts a range of over 4,000 nautical miles at 10 knots. This is complemented by a dual stabilisation system with four fins, minimising roll and ensuring superior comfort both at anchor and underway.
The yacht was sold to an American client in 2024, with Italian Yacht Group's Boomer Jousma representing the buyer.