Turkish builder SES Yachts has announced the delivery of the 25.8-metre motor yacht Dark Sky.
Built on the Turkish shipyard’s proven platform, Dark Sky marks the newest entry in the growing SES Yachts fleet. Entirely conceived in-house, Dark Sky showcases SES Yachts’ expertise across all design disciplines – interior, exterior, and naval architecture. With a gross tonnage of 87GT, she has been optimised to provide spacious accommodations for both guests and crew.
"We are pleased to have successfully completed the delivery operations of Dark Sky," said Elif Yıldırım, managing partner of SES Yachts. "This unit is based on an innovative design platform that maximises volume and comfort."
The interior décor of Dark Sky leans into a soft, neutral palette, enhanced by large picture windows that flood the interior with natural light. The design blends tactile fabrics with rich wood veneers and metallic touches for a serene and elegant onboard ambience.
Guest accommodation is arranged across four staterooms, comprising two queen-sized VIP cabins and two twin cabins, each with its own en suite. Crew quarters include two cabins fitted with Pullman berths.
"We are satisfied with the level of engineering achieved in this series – an area in which we have been investing with great attention for some time," Yıldırım continued. "Additionally, the quality standards, attention to finishes, materials, and systems have been meticulously maintained, resulting in a vessel that features luxurious details, excellent livability, and reliability."
Dark Sky is powered by twin Volvo Penta diesel engines, each producing 735kW at 2,400rpm, enabling a top speed of 19 knots. Her onboard systems are supported by a pair of Onan Cummins generators, and she carries a Surmarine SP400 Prestige tender powered by Yamaha.