Built by Turkish shipyard Mengi-Yay during 2014, the 31.86-meter superyacht Serenitas is finally ready to greet her guests.
This elegant vessel features a steel hull and aluminum superstructure, with naval architecture and exterior design by Ginton Naval Architects, and stylish interiors by BTA Design. Up to ten passengers can be accommodated on board in the five airy and well-appointed cabins, all following the same bright and elegant design scheme as the rest of the ship. The master suite is the most impressive of all, with its ocean blue carpets, monochromatic bed, large armchair, and fold down LCD, while the back wall behind the bed is partly mirrored, making the cabin seem even more spacious. Another great indoor area is the large saloon, with big windows, an L shaped settee, and huge armchair, in addition to well-equipped bar with ample space for a reasonably sized party.
When you’re on such a yacht, you want to spend as much time outdoors as possible, and Serenitas offers excellent facilities to do just that. The flydeck has a shaded seating area, as well as a 6-person Jacuzzi, the foredeck provides even more space and is perfect for al fresco dining or socializing. There’s also a series of water toys and tenders, for those who aren’t content with just lazing in the sun or in the shade.
Throughout the summer season, Serenitas will be available for charter in the western Mediterranean. The cost of renting the yacht ranges between €50,000 and €70,000 (about $58,000 to $81,000 at present currency rates) per week.
[SuperYacht Times]
