Custom building from Amels floats again

A comparison to illustrate the dimensions: The 76.60 metre long "Boadicea", considered a high-volume model in 1999, comes in at 2190 gross tonnes. It has been five years since Amels launched "Here Comes the Sun", the last one-off construction that was built entirely according to the owner's specifications. However, the 83 metres do not even come close to the volume of the most recently shown new build, whose steel-aluminium hull was launched a year ago at Damen Shipyard's Romanian shipyard site.

In Vlissingen, Amels is having the 78 metres fitted with a Zuretti interior. During the relaunch, Espen Øino emphasised the uniqueness of the project: "The large open upper deck, the large aft deck pool and the very wide side decks, which can be used as private guest balconies, are very special design features." The Norwegian last realised the balconies integrated into the hull on the 136-metre "Flying Fox". The construction is being overseen by Andrew Tree from Superyacht Technical Services, for whom the project is the "result of great collaboration and teamwork." Up to 14 guests and a crew of 27 will be on board for delivery in 2022.