The 'Espada' yacht has been designed by Officina Amare as a high-end vessel that brings the experience of a luxury home to the high seas for discerning travelers alike to enjoy. The superyacht has a range of amenities spread across four decks with space for up to 10 guests thanks to five staterooms including a primary cabin at the upper aft deck. Featuring quarters for nine crew members, the yacht prioritizes contemporary elegance with large areas throughout the floor plan to relax, entertain guests and much more.
The 'Espada' yacht also boasts pools in the aft and bow decks that include one with a glass bottom to allow natural light to shine through into the deck below. The yacht is designed with two Caterpillar C32 engines for a maximum speed of 18-knots and a cruising range of 3,600 nautical miles.
Haute Home-Like Superyachts
The 'Espada' Yacht by Officina Armare Has a Four-Deck Layout
Trend Themes
1. Luxury Seafaring - The 'Espada' yacht by Officina Amare brings the experience of a luxury home to the high seas for discerning travelers.
2. Contemporary Elegance - The 'Espada' yacht prioritizes contemporary elegance with large areas throughout the floor plan to relax, entertain guests and much more.
3. Innovative Amenities - The 'Espada' yacht features pools in the aft and bow decks, including one with a glass bottom to allow natural light to shine through.
Industry Implications
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