Per chi vuole navigare sempre
For those who always want to sail
ro naturale, arricchite da dettagli cromati, mentre i materiali riflettenti contribuiscono a esaltare la luce a bordo. Importante il lavoro di scelta dei tessuti, dei marmi e dei mosaici in vetro presenti nei bagni. I locali per l’equipaggio sono a poppa. La possibilità è tra due cabine per l’equipaggio o una cabina spaziosa con cucina e dinette.
Numbers: LOA: 23.06 m - B.max: 5.75 m Engines: 2 x MAN V12 (1400 HP) - Fuel: 5.000 l Contact: www.montecarloyachts.it
THERE IS A TREND IN THE MOTORBOAT MARKE that the new Monte Carlo Yachts 76 Skylounge fully represents: to create elegant boats, designed for long-range cruising. In other words, we are dealing with yachts designed to sail everywhere, at any time of the year and in all weather conditions.
This is the goal of the new Monte Carlo, the second member of the Skylounge collection and an absolute novelty this year, designed by Dan Lenard and Carlo Nuvolari. The large windows and portholes are the hallmarks of the two designers who, with yacht, have wanted to create an all-season boat.
The goal has been fully achieved, as suggested by two elements: the first is the enclosed flybridge, which represents a completely new concept for an Italian shipyard. The second lies in the multiple open areas available throughout the boat. As a result, all the interior volumes are considerably enlarged and the outdoor spaces are even more comfortable.
All these distinct areas result into a high privacy level both inside and outside. The MCY 76
Skylounge features a large lounge with sundeck and dining tables in the bow. The elegant side bulwarks optimize protection from external elements while guaranteeing greater privacy. Similarly, the stern platform is directly connected to the cockpit and the indoor lounge. Below deck, the sleeping zone consists of a full-beam master cabin, a spacious VIP cabin and two comfortable guest cabins, each with private bathroom.
The interior furnishings are made up of lacquered panels and surfaces in natural maple wood, enriched with chrome details, while the reflective materials help to enhance the light on board. The choice of fabrics, marbles and glass mosaics present in the bathrooms is important. The crew quarters are aft. The option is between two crew cabins or a spacious cabin with galley and dinette.