The yacht's name can be translated as resilience, but also as endurance. The latter is always important for the shipyard and owner, even when building a superyacht according to plan. After all, a steel and aluminium construction of this size takes almost three years before the drawing becomes a floating reality. "We have invested a lot in this project; it fills us with great pride," said Giuseppe Palumbo, CEO of Palumbo Superyachts, the parent company of ISA Yachts.
On 1400 gross tons - other shipyards pack 499 gross tons into 58 metres - owners and guests have a total of six cabins and a lounge that can be converted into a sleeping area. Enrico Gobbi and his Venetian Team for Design also designed the interior. Special features include an outdoor cinema, hammam, gym, massage room with sea view and two swimming pools, one of which can be operated with counter-current. Two jet skis and two tenders provide variety on the water. ISA Yachts will be presenting "Resilience" at the Monaco Yacht Show from 22 to 25 September.
