The Monaco Yacht Show is the place to be if you’re planning on admiring the most beautiful vessels around and if you want to check out the most innovative concepts that might change the world of sailing in the years to come. For instance, the spectacular superyacht before you is called TIME, and it’s an interesting four-storey concept yacht imagined by Henry Ward Design, alongside BMT Nigel Gee.
Apart from looking incredibly cool, TIME features a stunning 18 meter floating lodge, that could also serve as a detachable raft when the situation or mood calls for it. This raft also houses a helicopter pad and an autonomous drone that will supposedly carry four passengers, if they dare to trust it to bring them back safely.
TIME also comprises a large sundeck, along with a massage room, sauna and gym, while the more adventurous passengers may also enjoy rope-less rock climbing aboard this innovative vessel. But to us chilling out at the pool or sipping on a cool umbrella drink at the beach club sounds way more enjoyable.
The best thing is that when the floating lodge is out and about, a huge splash pool could see the sunlight, as the sides of the yacht will fold down, resulting in a massive 190-square-meter deck. This yacht will also feature a full beam owner’s suite and three VIP cabins on the main deck, with views through the glass walled swimming pool – at least, in theory.
The designers of this beauty have already announced that TIME should be able to cruise through the waters at 15 knots, with further info, photos and possible costs to be revealed at a later date.
