Based on luxury, but in a hidden, minimalistic way, the “Sarissa” Superyacht is one of the most beautiful man-made wonders that can be seen overseas nowadays, being luxurious, elegant and modern at the same time. Projected and designed by the Bill Trip and Rhoades Young Design Ltd naval architect, it was built by the Dutch Vitters Shipyard.
This 42.6-meter ship is thought to be the largest Dutch-built carbon fiber sloop until now. Everything there is on the yacht, from the interior to the exterior, is made in great detail and absolutely enchants the eye. The yacht can comprise accommodation for nine guests. Inside the main salon, there is a big cozy L-shaped sofa and Barcelona chairs.
The place is penetrated by light from all sides, letting you bask in comfort, while the senses of freedom and relaxation are tuned to the maximum. The deck comprises a cockpit that can be used for various activities, especially for al fresco dining purposes. Sitting on the sun beds gives you an all-around view of the surroundings and makes your lounge experience a truly memorable one.
The lower deck is disposed around diagonal walkways, for more feeling of freedom. There is also a nanny cabin, port-side study or guest cabin and a lower salon, while three wooden cabins can be populated by guests. We invite you to check on the photos, and see for yourself what the words “modern” and “luxury” really mean.
[SuperYachtTimes]
