Solaris is a 40.16-meter motor yacht built this past year by Princess Yachts International. The British shipyard is responsible for the exterior look, while the interior styling was done by British designer Mark Berryman.
As we say that, it’s probably important to note that the interiors have been heavily customized by the vessel’s new owners, working closely with the designer in order to achieve that sophistication vibe Solaris now boasts. Accommodations consist of six cabins which can easily host up to 12 guests, including an owner’s suite, a VIP cabin, two doubles, and two twin cabins. A feature shared by all M Class yachts from Princess, there’s a tall section of glass running along each side of the ship offering some truly spectacular ocean views.
Apart from the beautifully decorated, luxuriously appointed accommodations, interior spaces also include an airy and comfortable saloon, a dining area featuring a solid Macassar ebony table and other high-end materials, and even a well-equipped gym.
On the outside there’s a welcoming sundeck with a wet bar, twin barbecue, spa bath, and lounging areas. There’s also a wide range of toys and tenders available for the more adventurous guests, among which we can count 2 x F5 Seabobs, a F7 Seabob, a 6 x 4 metre Floating Pool (anti-jelly fish), water-skis, wake board, scuba diving equipment, towable toys, snorkelling equipment and several wetsuits, as well as a 6-meter Williams Tender Jet Drive.
Recently delivered to her owners, Solaris is now available for charter with Imperial Yachts, in the West Mediterranean.
[SuperYacht Times]
