According to Luca Dini Design & Architecture, the Maiora M|53 with her clean lines, generous volume and a deep connection with the sea, offers a completely new chapter in the yard’s approach to onboard living
With the 53-metre Maiora M|53 model, the Italian shipyard is set to start its expansion into the larger displacement yacht market. Steel hull, aluminium superstructure and internal volume of 499 GT are the elements that are in demand today, as well as a focus on privacy and well-being that the model can also offer.
Over 100 sq.m on board the Maiora M|53 will be dedicated to the owner: in addition to the suite with an office, a dressing room and a lounge, there is also a private panoramic terrace forward with a jacuzzi. In total, the superyacht offers six cabins for 12 guests and quarters for a crew of nine.
The highest level is an observation deck with a lounge and a sunbathing area that can be sheltered with a bimini tent at anchor.
The beach club aft is fitted with a pool with a waterfall and fold-down side terraces, increasing its area. Thanks to the three levels descending to the water, all of the aft section can be used as a single space together with the lounge and dining area in the cockpit, or dedicated totally to recreation by the water. Other areas on board follow the same principle: they can be easily united and one can transition from one to another easily and used them both for work and rest.
“With Maiora|53M, Luca Dini Design & Architecture interprets yacht design as an architecture of experience: an environment in which proportion, openness and privacy come together to create a more intimate relationship with the sea”, says Luca Dini Design & Architecture’s press release.
The superyacht with a beam of 9.2 m, a draft of 2.4 m and naval architecture by NAMES Studio, will be powered by twin MAN engines, capable of delivering a top speed of 16.5 knots.
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