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This spectacular new 85 meter sailing yacht Aquijo is the world's largest high-performance ketch and marks Vitters Shipyard's and Oceanco's first delivery in 2016. Both yards worked closely together throughout all stages of this custom project. Built under the project name P85/3069/Y711, this extraordinary sailing yacht's naval architecture and exterior design is by Tripp Design Naval Architecture with the interior design by Dölker + Voges. The entire project was brought to fruition under the project management of Master Yachts, the Owner's Representatives.

Aquijo is a ground-breaking sailing superyacht that integrates outstanding sailing performance, state-of-the-art technology and reliability, with exceptional space, comfort and luxury - a combination rarely found on sailing yachts.

Oceanco's new 89m INFINITY, was successfully delivered in 2015. Her powerful exterior design is the work of Espen Øino and her interior is by Sinot Exclusive Yacht Design and David Kleinberg Design Associates. The Master Suite includes a private exterior deck and whirlpool. Guest accommodations consist of two VIP suites and four spacious guest staterooms. The yacht is fitted with two 4,828hp / 3,600kW MTU engines and capable of reaching speeds of 20 knots.

EQUANIMITY, (Y709), is the first private luxury superyacht designed and built to be Passenger Yacht Code (PYC) compliant. Dedicated to the comfort and well being of up to 26 guests and up to 33 crew in a flexible accommodation plan, she meets all safety requirements without forfeiting any aesthetic and technical elements. Oceanco’s Monaco-based in-house design department created a chic, clean modern profile on an initial ice-breaking hull. Among other magnificent appointments, one of her highlights is a spectacular beach club with folding platforms giving direct access to the sea, and inclusive of a gymnasium, massage room, sauna, steam room, experiential shower and plunge pool. The upper deck is home to a sumptuous skylounge and outdoor entertaining deck with a sizeable circular pool whose translucent bottom is visible from the main deck below. Her beautiful interior décor exudes a distinct Asian flair and benefits from Winch Design’s extreme attention to detail.

The owner of the magnificent 85.6m (281ft) Igor Lobanov-designed Y708 has not one, but two decks for his use. Lobanov’s concept moved the navigational bridge down to the upper deck so the owner could have a stateroom aft where it opens to a massive sun deck, or alternatively, forward with balconies and a walk round with seating forward. The sun deck is also made available for the owner’s exclusive use. The clean modern décor of the late Alberto Pinto creates a relaxed airy atmosphere throughout the yacht.  

The upper deck has two VIP cabins, both of which enjoy cleverly engineered permanent balconies extended out by exclusive fold-down bulwarks. Without crew intervention, they can, at the push of a button, fold down while stanchions and handrails automatically deploy. Even with these closed, there is a substantial half-shaded area for the VIP guests to lounge when under way. Passing through the adjacent atrium, VIPs find the upper deck lounge, which is also a cinema. The main deck below accommodates eight guests in four generous staterooms amidships where motion is minimised. Aft is an airy formal dining room and forward are the captain’s quarters with ship’s office and cabins for five staff.

The yacht has a massive garage capable of carrying two substantial tenders, a 6m (19.68ft) ski boat, as well as water toys and the technical support logistics they all need. The service and technical spaces are designed to ensure hotel services of the highest standards without any obtrusion on guest privacy. The Rolls Royce Aquarius 100 retractable at-anchor stabilisers ensure guest comfort in any sea condition. Large MTU main engines and thrusters together with the superior visibility achieved through foldout wing stations, provide enhanced manoeuvrability even in the most severe sea conditions.