Work on the VisionF 101 cat is already in progress, and it is expected to become the largest and, according to the manufacturer, most luxurious project ever built by VisionF Yachts
According to the information from the yard, construction on the catamaran is well underway and the first VisionF 101 is expected to hit the water this autumn. Apart from being the largest and luxuriois, this will be the first 30.7-metre aluminium catamaran built in compliance with RINA Commercial Class Standards.
The vessel looks modern thanks to the dynamic lines, plumb bows, low superstructure brought aft and vast areas of glazing.
Inside, there are laconic contemporary spaces, featuring neutral shades of brown, white and grey. The light upholstery contrasts beautifully with dark wooden surfaces, while abundance of natural light helps to create calm and relaxed atmosphere.
The guest areas’ layout shows the yard’s intention to make them as spacious as possible. The saloon is 103 sq.m, and the galley is 13 sq.m. The owner’s suite takes up almost half of the starboard hull. In addition to the huge bedroom of 18 sq.m, there is a dressing room of 6.5 sq.m and a bathroom of 5 sq.m.
Three more guest cabins can also boast rather impressive spaces and the finishes similar to that of the owner’s suite. There are three cabins for a crew of five.
Impressive spaciousness is characteristic of the exterior areas, too. The flybridge with a jacuzzi, a bar and a lounge, has a staggering area of 132 sq.m, while the foredeck of 76 sq.m accommodates a lounge area with free-standing furniture that can also serve as an outdoor cinema.
As for the propulsion system, despite the size of a “floating mansioin”, the VisionF 101 is impressively swift: four Volvo Penta IPS 1350 with a total power of 4000 hp can deliver up to 17 knots. To achieve this, the yard had to work not only on the efficiency of the hulls, but to make the hard top of GlassFibre Reinforced Polyester.
The catamaran’s draft is just 1.45 m, which makes it suitable for exploring bays and cruising shallow waters.
You have successfully subscribed to our newsletter
