designed by Mario Pedol and Massimo Gino of Nauta Yacht, expanding the familiar range of the Perini Navi Group superyacht family. Superyachts designed by Nauta Yachts are famed for their contemporary classic appearance, that are easily recongnizable, even from a distance. Apropos, they have announced initiating plans for designing the largest superyacht ever built, a project with the working title “Project Azzam” which is currently being developed in their Milan-based studio. As with her exterior lines, deck plan is all about clarity. Her smooth, minimalistic deck space, free of any abundant details and refreshingly clutter-free, pleasantly emphasises functionality rather than style. This is a charming trait that often sailing yacht enthusiasts in general, and Xnoi in particular. This penchant for putting function over form is adequately illustrated by a striking feature, catching the eye immediately upon boarding: her double helm station. No ornamental additions or stylistic acrobatics, simply refined elegance and top quality craftsmanship, both the result of the one thing Xnoi is all about: that comfortable, stylish and luxurious feeling of freedom that makes sailing a superyacht of this stature so enticing. Just fore of the helm, she offers guests the perfect lounging spot in the form of a wide set sunbathing area. This open space has large sun pads and a spacious cockpit, which doubles as an al fresco dining area. The whole exterior lounging space supplies guests with grand panoramic views and a picture perfect sailing experience. Entering through a stainless steel, sliding door, the deckhouse covers a magnificent interior main guest area. This room, flooded in natural light and executed in colour and material palettes that are clean, fresh and elegantly simple, is divided into two different areas located on two different levels. Aft, there is a refined raised saloon, with port side dining and starboard conversation and lounging areas. With the all around windows, vista views and an overall light ambiance setting the tone, this area feels delicate, light and delightfully comfortable. Four steps down, there is the main living area, with a spacious U-shaped conversation area port side including a large television, and a port side office area with a long desk and small sofa. accommodates a company of up to 10 guests in 4 staterooms, in the form of one master and three twin suites, two of which can be found aft of the main saloon. The latter two each include an extra Pullman berth. The owner's quarters are located directly fore, adjacent to the main saloon. Here, a large port side stateroom with king size bed and an extra twin suite fore, both with en suites bathrooms, is combined with ample storage space and executed light, atmospheric style. All interiors are based on a fresh, light grey upholstery and light wood finish. This, framed by the ample amounts of natural light flowing all around, gives Xnoi's a breezy sense of freedom, both inside and out. Guests can simply feel her light and free personality, with an ambiance that, though luxurious and illustrating top quality craftsmanship all over, is elegantly simple. Sensual and stylish, without being overtly dramatic. She seduces her guests and takes them on a journey across the waves, surrounded by light, space and comfort but with the freedom of the waves as her true aim. Undoubtedly an extremely attractive superyacht for sailing fanatics, currently for charter for those excited to join her on her next adventure.
