Built by Italian shipyard Tankoa Yachts, the steel and aluminium superyacht Suerte is actually the first vessel to come out of Tankoa, a yacht that has proved to be a big hit ever since it was unveiled. Designed by the well-known Francesco Paszkowski and with its interiors imagined by Margherita Casprini, this superyacht looks chic from every angle.
On the starboard side of the aft deck passengers will find a comfortable sofa, as well as a flat screen TV hidden by a glass panel. This space could easily be transformed into an extra cabin with bathroom, thanks to its sliding doors and once you head port, you’ll get to the Sushi Bar, with stools and restaurant styled tables.
This deck also boasts a panoramic salon with a giant flat screen TV, a cozy fireplace and baby grand piano; there’s also an amazing ceiling, with high glass skylights installed in the bottom of the swimming pool. The impressive list of amenities and decoration continues, as the aft part of the deck are also a gym, bathroom and an elevator to access the crow’s nest.
The upper deck master suite is worthy of your full praise, as it comes with a dreamy plush bed centered in the oval bedroom overlooking large windows, from where you can enjoy spectacular 180 degree views of the high seas. The massive owner’s suite also comes with a private terrace, an Intimate Jacuzzi and a large sofa.
Guest accommodation consists of a large VIP suite and four additional cabins – all of which benefit from natural light, as well as a mixture of washed teak, elegant piano black lacquered details and black marble. The main saloon has been designed as a social area, where a comfortable U shaped sofa surmounted by a library and two deep armchairs await guests’ presence.
At the front of the main deck, a stylish formal dining area will easily seat up to 16 people amidst floor to ceiling windows and beautiful a fish tank. We should also mention the beautiful winter garden – inspired by Japanese houses, a beach club, a lounge and two L-shaped sofas allowing perfect view of the seven seas.
Suerte houses Seabobs Cayago F7, as well as two 7.5 metre tenders for up to 12 passengers and multiple jet-skis in the two side foredeck garages. Powered by twin CAT 3516B engines, good for around 2,480 hp each, the vessel is capable of reaching a top speed of 16.5 knots, a cruising speed of 15 knots, and a transatlantic range of over of 5,000 nm at 12.5 knots. If this is not impressive, I don’t know what is!
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