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The Alia Yachts Atlanico yacht is a masterpiece of luxury and craftsmanship. Built by Alia Yachts, this 27-meter vessel combines elegant design with exceptional performance. With spacious and indulgent interiors, Atlanico offers a seamless and luxurious onboard experience. Its sleek exterior design showcases the shipyard’s commitment to innovation and contemporary aesthetics, while advanced engineering ensures smooth sailing in various conditions.

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Inside, the Atlanico’s interior exudes elegance and sophistication. High-quality materials, exquisite finishes, and thoughtful layouts create a refined ambiance. From the sun-soaked deck areas to the beautifully appointed cabins, every space is designed for comfort and functionality. The yacht promises an immersive and unforgettable yachting experience, whether cruising serene waters or exploring exotic destinations.

Bold, masculine and fast

Alia Yachts’ Atlanico yacht represents their dedication to redefining luxury and exceeding the expectations of discerning yacht enthusiasts worldwide. With its remarkable design, exceptional craftsmanship, and commitment to innovation, the Atlanico stands as a testament to Alia Yachts’ position at the forefront of the industry.

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Exterior Design Pastrovich Studio
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Material Aluminium
Length Overall 27.40m
Beam Length 8.30m
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Engines 3 x IPS 1350 engines
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Crossing the Atlantic by Motor Yacht Routes

Crossing the Atlantic by motor yacht is a challenging but rewarding experience. There are a number of different routes that you can take, and the best route for you will depend on your experience, the type of boat you are sailing, and the time of year you plan to sail.

Here are some of the most popular routes for crossing the Atlantic by motor yacht:

The North Atlantic Route: This route is the most direct route across the Atlantic Ocean. It starts in Europe and ends in the Caribbean. The North Atlantic Route is generally the fastest route, but it can also be the most challenging. The weather conditions in the North Atlantic can be unpredictable, and there is a risk of encountering icebergs.
The South Atlantic Route: This route is less direct than the North Atlantic Route, but it is generally considered to be safer. The South Atlantic Route starts in Europe and ends in South America. The weather conditions in the South Atlantic are more stable, and there is no risk of encountering icebergs.
The Azores Route: This route is a good option for those who are looking for a more leisurely crossing. The Azores Route starts in Europe and ends in the Azores Islands. The Azores Islands are a group of volcanic islands in the middle of the Atlantic Ocean. They offer a safe haven for yachts crossing the Atlantic, and they also offer a variety of amenities and attractions.

No matter which route you choose, it is important to do your research and plan carefully. You should also make sure that you have the proper safety equipment on board, and that you are familiar with the weather conditions and hazards that you may encounter.

Here are some additional tips for crossing the Atlantic by motor yacht:

Plan your route carefully. There are a number of different routes that you can take across the Atlantic Ocean. It is important to plan your route carefully and to choose a route that is appropriate for your experience and the time of year you plan to sail.
Check the weather forecast. It is important to check the weather forecast before you set sail. The weather conditions in the Atlantic Ocean can change quickly, so it is important to be aware of the potential hazards.
Have the proper safety equipment on board. It is important to have the proper safety equipment on board your yacht, including life jackets, flares, and a first-aid kit.
Be prepared for the worst. The Atlantic Ocean is a large and unpredictable body of water. It is important to be prepared for the worst, and to have a plan in place in case of an emergency.

By following these tips, you can help to ensure a safe and enjoyable crossing of the Atlantic Ocean.

There are many different ways to cross the Atlantic by motor yacht. Some people prefer to go straight across, while others choose to sail along one of the great circle routes. There are also a number of different options for stopping along the way, depending on your preferences and needs. Here we will explore some of the most popular routes for crossing the Atlantic by motor yacht.

Setting sail from the United States to Europe is an amazing adventure. While it’s possible to fly across the Atlantic, there’s something special about taking a leisurely journey by motor yacht. Here are some popular routes for crossing the Atlantic by yacht. The most popular route for crossing the Atlantic by motor yacht is from Newport, Rhode Island to Cowes, England. This route takes advantage of the prevailing winds and currents, making for a relatively easy journey. The trip can be done in as little as two weeks, but most people take four to six weeks to enjoy all that this amazing voyage has to offer. Another popular route is from Fort Lauderdale, Florida to Porto Santo in Portugal. This longer journey takes advantage of the Gulf Stream, which helps push yachts along at a good clip. Most people take three to four weeks to complete this voyage. No matter which route you choose, crossing the Atlantic by motor yacht is an incredible experience that you’ll never forget!

Crossing the Atlantic by Motor Yacht Routes

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What are Some Good Motor Yacht Routes for Crossing the Atlantic

There are many motor yacht routes for crossing the Atlantic, but some are better than others. The best route depends on the time of year, the weather conditions, and the boat’s speed and range. One good route is to start from Portugal or Spain and head west to the Canary Islands. From there, you can continue west to Cape Verde and then turn north towards the Lesser Antilles. This route takes advantage of the prevailing winds and currents in this part of the world. Another option is to start from Bermuda and head east towards Puerto Rico. This route is shorter, but it can be more difficult because of the strong trade winds that blow from east to west across this part of the ocean. Which route you choose will also depend on your destination. If you’re headed for Florida or the Gulf Coast of the United States, starting from Bermuda makes more sense. But if you’re headed for Europe or Africa, starting from Portugal or Spain is a better option. No matter which route you choose, crossing the Atlantic by motor yacht is an adventure that you’ll never forget!

What are Some Things to Consider When Planning a Motor Yacht Crossing of the Atlantic

When planning a motor yacht crossing of the Atlantic, there are a few things to consider. The first is the route. There are two main routes- one via the Canary Islands and one via Bermuda. The Canary Islands route is shorter, but has more potential for bad weather. The Bermuda route is longer, but generally has better weather. The second thing to consider is provisioning. A motor yacht uses a lot of fuel, so you will need to make sure you have enough onboard to get you across the Atlantic. You will also need to have enough food and water for everyone on board, as well as any emergency supplies that might be needed. Finally, you will need to consider the weather. This is especially important if you are taking the Canary Islands route. Check the forecast before you set sail and be prepared for any potential storms that could come your way. With some careful planning, a motor yacht crossing of the Atlantic can be a safe and enjoyable experience for everyone involved.

What are Some Hazards to Be Aware of When Crossing the Atlantic by Motor Yacht

When crossing the Atlantic by motor yacht, there are a few hazards to be aware of. First and foremost is the weather. The North Atlantic is notoriously stormy, and even in summer there can be strong winds and waves. It’s important to check the weather forecast before setting out, and to have a plan for what to do if conditions start to deteriorate while you’re at sea. Another hazard is pirates. While piracy is more commonly associated with the waters off Somalia and Indonesia, it does still happen in some parts of the world, including the Caribbean Sea and parts of South America. If you’re planning on sailing through any areas where piracy is known to occur, it’s important to take precautions such as hiring armed guards or sailing in convoy with other boats. Finally, there are also political risks to consider when crossing international waters. Tensions can flare up suddenly between countries, and if you find yourself in the wrong place at the wrong time you could end up getting caught in the middle of a diplomatic incident or even being detained by foreign authorities. Again, it pays to do your research before setting sail and to have a contingency plan for what to do if things go wrong.

What are Some Tips for Making a Successful Transatlantic Crossing by Motor Yacht

When making a transatlantic crossing by motor yacht, there are a few key things to keep in mind in order to have a successful trip. First, it is important to have a well-equipped and well-maintained vessel. This means having all the necessary safety equipment on board and making sure that everything is in good working order before setting out. Secondly, it is crucial to have an experienced crew who knows how to handle the boat and the conditions at sea. Thirdly, it is important to plan your route carefully, taking into account weather patterns and currents. Finally, be prepared for anything and always err on the side of caution when at sea.

Atlantic Crossing in a 2019 Motor Yacht Lagoon 630

There are many ways to cross the Atlantic by motor yacht, but there are three main routes that are most popular. The first route is from the Canary Islands to the Caribbean. This route is popular because it offers good weather and sailing conditions. The second route is from the Azores to Bermuda. This route is popular because it avoids bad weather and has good sailing conditions. The third route is from Newfoundland to the United Kingdom. This route is popular because it offers great scenery and wildlife watching opportunities.

Related: How Long to Cross the Atlantic by Motor Yacht

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Luxury yacht designer Marco Ferrari has released renders for a new 77m/252.6ft concept known as luxury yacht ATLANTICO. The svelte design in chrome has contemporary appeal and provides five decks for guests’ entertainment indoors and out.

77m ATLANTICO superyacht by Marco Ferrari

The exterior concept images show spacious sunbathing, lounging and dining areas to the aft of all decks, culminating the sundeck where there is plenty of seating in addition to sunbeds surrounding a massive forward pool.

Technical specifications estimate her volume at around 1,750 GT and she would have a draft of 3.2m/10.2ft due to her lightweight aluminium hull and superstructure.

transom © Marco Ferrari

The guest accommodation is placed on the main deck and provides for up to 14 guests over six en-suite cabins. On this deck also is a cinema or media room depending on the Owner’s preference, and behind an open-plan dining area adjoined to the main salon, where guests have excellent views out of the large windows or access to the main deck aft for sunbathing and lounging.

aerial view © Marco Ferrari

The Owner’s cabin is situated on the private Owners’ deck and boasts a wealth of amenities, including a private studio and art gallery, a dressing room, a double en-suite with shower and bathtub, and an outside private deck area with a Jacuzzi and direct access to the helipad.

The crew meanwhile is accommodated on the lower deck while a Captain’s cabin is on the bridge deck for a total of 19 pax.

ATLANTICO concept by Marco Ferrari

The lower deck is also a combination of luxury and practicality, starting with the stern beach club which hosts a 9m/29.5ft pool. The tender garage and water toys storage are placed amidships to be launched through side, hatches, and forward there is a hospital cabin along with crew areas such as the mess, galley and gym.

The engines have yet to be finalised, however, under diesel-electric propulsion, M/Y ATLANTICO could reach a top speed of 24 knots.

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Atlantico is the latest creation by architect and yacht designer Stefano Pastrovich and built by Alia Yachts. Supporting the mother ship 55m Atlante, the boat is 27.4m in length overall with a beam of 10.2m when the fold-down side terraces in the stern are deployed. The common thread throughout the yacht is a rational aesthetic with large open-plan spaces designed to be beautiful, liveable, versatile and functional.

First up, the hull needed to be capable of high speeds, so it was designed with a broad beam of 8.35m and three of Volvo’s most powerful IPS1350 engines, generating an exhilarating 3000hp. This makes it possible for Atlantico to plane despite her size. It also gives her responsive handling and a very sea-kindly motion, even in heavy seas. Besides the stability the broad hull imparts under way, two Seakeeper 26 gyro stabilizers keep her steady at rest.

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The complex project fused naval architecture from Lateral with Alia’s shipbuilding know-how, which extended to every element of the interior furnishing. “The idea with Atlantico, from the real beginning, was to create something innovative & unique that could fully satisfy our needs: a fast & comfortable chase boat which can also be used independently. The initial concept was to try and break conventional boundaries of width, proportions and liveability of a support vessel,” says the owner of Atlantico and the mother ship Atlante. “Through tight collaboration of those involved, the outcome is a fast open-plan platform by the sea with no compromise on quality, style, innovation and performance.”

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The blend of cool and comfort continues below, where there are two impressive double cabins with large freestanding beds. Gloss white walls contrast firmly with the dark, lavish wood of furniture and bulkhead paneling, all cleverly lit by indirect light. Small details strike you, such as the multiplicity of storage, hidden behind tessellating wooden panels with flush opening mechanisms. There are all the amenities required of a large yacht, with two sophisticated shower rooms and a very capable crew galley aft, together with accommodation for up to four crew. “Atlantico is far more than a chase boat,” says Çelik. “This is a boat which can easily be used as a stylish weekender for exploring shallow bays or inaccessible islands, and offers both exhilarating speed and the range to cover 600 nautical miles at cruising speed.” “We have built a very unique vessel that reflects her owner’s unparalleled vision and impeccable taste. To bring this machine into being with uncompromising quality, and within the requested performance levels – it was a challenge for all those involved. We couldn’t have done it without the experience we have gained from building highly complex 50m-plus superyachts.” And it seems that the owner’s vision has been fully delivered. “Atlantico turned out to be the perfect fit for us: extensively used as a chase boat for fast transfers and beautiful days at sea. Perfect for short “independent” getaways,” adds the owner. “Alia was pivotal in the realization and construction of the project. Quality and attentions to detail outperformed our expectations.”

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ATLANTICO // Marco Ferrari // 77m

Italian yacht designer marco ferrari unveiled project atlantico - a 77m full-alumium vessel..

ATLANTICO has a very sporty look with sharp lines and a low profile. As a lightweight aluminum construction, the hull saves some weight and helps the diesel-electric propulsion to reach a maximum speed of 24 knots – moreover, a low draft of 3.20m.

The private owners’ deck contains the stateroom, art gallery, and bathroom including shower and bathtub. Furthermore, the outside space includes a private lounge, Jacuzzi, and direct access to the touch-and-go helipad. When a helicopter is currently not needed, it turns into a cinema.

The bridge deck features a glassed gym to train also during bad weather. The outside area is flexible to enjoy sunbathing or getting the gym outside. More sunbeds are on the sundeck together with a 5 x 2.5m infinity pool. Alongside the wheelhouse, the bridge deck also includes the captain’s cabin for short ways.

ATLANTICO has accommodation for twelve guests in six cabins on the main deck, while a crew of 18 is on the lower deck. The crew area forward includes the mess, the galley, a hospital cabin, crew gym, two single cabins, and six double cabins. Moreover, the crew area has direct access to the engine room and the technical area on under lower deck. A glass elevator connects all decks.

Another pool can is at the beach club with a length of 7 meters. A glass door allows access to the fixed platform. There are also fold-out terraces to support easy access to the water.

The tender garage amidships welcomes two tenders up to 10 meters, watersports, and diving equipment. Under the main deck is a 6m rescue tender.

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Marco Ferrari Reveals 77.5 Metre Atlantico Superyacht Concept

Yacht designer Marco Ferrari has released details of his latest concept; the 77.5 metre Atlantico.

The all-aluminium yacht design features plentiful outside areas. These include the beach club, which is located aft of the lower deck and features a wide stern platform, bar, folding terraces and an enclosed seven-metre swimming pool.

Al fresco entertaining and lounging areas are found on both the bridge deck and sundeck, the latter of which also features an infinity pool.

The 1750GT interior meanwhile includes a main saloon divided into a sitting room and dining area with sweeping views of the ocean.

Accommodation on board is for a total of 14 guests across six cabins on the main deck, while the owner’s private apartment is located on the dedicated owner’s deck. This comprises a master suite, private studio, art gallery, dressing room and an ensuite equipped with two showers and a bath.

The exterior private terrace meanwhile features a lounge, Jacuzzi and helipad, which doubles up as an outside cinema when not in use.

The crew area, which includes a galley, crew mess, lounge and gym, sits forward of the lower deck. The accommodation quarters allow for a staff of 18, including the captain and comprise two single cabins, six double cabins and a hospital cabin linked with the engine room. The captain’s cabin meanwhile is located forward of the wheelhouse. All interior decks are linked with a glass elevator.

Atlantico would also feature two tender garages; one large enough to hold two 10 metre tenders, as well as jet skis and diving equipment, and a second garage for a six metre rescue tender.

Power will come from a diesel-electric propulsion package for a projected top speed of 24 knots.

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Crossing The Atlantic By Motor Yacht? Everything You Need To Know

A yacht can travel both the Pacific and Atlantic seas. A sailing boat or a motor yacht may span the Pacific and Atlantic seas. It’s preferable to have a tank large enough to store the amount of fuel you’ll be burning.

Not all yachts, however, are capable of undertaking these journeys. If you intend to sail across any of these seas, be sure you have an ocean-going boat as well as the necessary equipment and abilities.

Some yachts will not have enough fuel to make the journey and will be transported aboard specially constructed freighters.

In this essay, I’ll go over some of the key facts concerning yachts that you should be aware of before embarking on your journey.

How Long Does it Take to Sail Across the Atlantic?

Sailing across the Atlantic takes roughly 3-4 weeks, but if you’re lucky, use shortcuts, and have a speedy sailboat, you can accomplish it in two weeks. It might take up to a month if you don’t get enough wind for a week or longer. It’s critical to know the shortcuts, optimize speed, and have cross-Atlantic sailing expertise.

How Far Can a Yacht Travel?

In an 8-hour day, a powered boat of 35 feet in length can go over 200 miles at a speed of 25 knots. They can cover about 300 miles in a day at 35 knots. You can go thousands of kilometers if you have adequate gasoline or fill-ups.

Can a Yacht Cross the Atlantic Ocean?

A typical powered boat would require a tank with a capacity of roughly 5000 gallons of petrol and a fuel efficiency of 2.5 nautical miles per gallon to traverse the Atlantic.

This is based on a gasoline consumption rate of 4 gallons per hour at a cruising speed of 10 knots. Of course, this is at cruising speed. They can’t keep going at top speed for an extended amount of time (which would burn through the fuel faster).

The voyage (about 3,000 miles) would take 300 hours or 12.5 days at 10 knots.

Every year, sailing boats cross the Atlantic since the only fuel they use is to power generators that power aboard equipment.

When the weather isn’t cooperating, some fuel may be utilized to power the boat.A fast boat traveling at 25 knots takes roughly 4–5 days to cross the Atlantic Ocean. In a sailing yacht, though, it would take longer (which also depends on the winds).

We have a lot more information on which boat types are capable of crossing oceans. If you’re thinking of taking a boat journey across the oceans, this is a must-read.

Read more: Boat Fuel Tank Vent Open or Close (What to do?)

How Large Does A Boat Need To Be In Order To Cross The Atlantic Ocean?

To cross the Atlantic, you’ll need a boat that’s at least 30 feet long, whether you’re sailing or motoring. For safety and comfort, your boat should be at least 40 feet long. Although the experience of sailing or motoring across the Atlantic is vastly different, both require a boat of this size. If you plan on having a crew on board, you may need a boat that is much larger. Why do you need a 30 or 40 foot boat when you can cross the Atlantic with a lot smaller boat? The simple answer is that attempting to cross in anything smaller may be extremely risky and inconvenient. Here are a few reasons why you should get a boat at least this size:

Seaworthiness

You don’t want to be stranded in a tiny boat as the waves start to rise. In the Atlantic, boats significantly larger than 30 or 40 feet are often sunk due to bad weather.

If you go any smaller, you run the danger of being sunk in a storm. Make the mistake of assuming you can organize your vacation around the possibility of bad weather.

Storms may appear out of nowhere in the unpredictable Atlantic Ocean, and any vessel could be caught off guard, regardless of the season. Although not every 30 or 40-foot yacht is seaworthy enough to cross the North Atlantic, this size is a minimum need for ocean navigation.

Supply Storage

Even if you want to conduct as much open-ocean fishing as possible while crossing the Atlantic, you’ll need to have supplies. You should have enough food and drink for everyone in your crew to last the whole voyage.

Keep in mind that crossings can take longer than expected, so make sure you have adequate supplies to account for delays. You’ll need to reserve gasoline if you’re crossing in a motorboat or if you have a backup motor for your sailboat.

You may need a larger boat if you need to store a lot of provisions for your voyage. Too much weight can cause your boat to sink in the water, making even a seaworthy boat much less seaworthy. A boat that is too low in the water might be swamped by waves more quickly.

Before you load up your boat and set out on the water, be sure you know how much it can securely handle.

Comfort Of The Crew

Until you’ve spent a few weeks out on the open sea aboard a 30 or 40-foot boat, it may appear to be rather large. If you want to enjoy your passage, you’ll need a boat large enough for everyone on board to have their own space and stretch their legs at regular intervals throughout the journey. Even with a one- or two-person crew, 30 to 40 feet is required to achieve this aim.

Crossing The Atlantic In A Motorboat

You might be surprised to learn how much gasoline it takes to cross the Atlantic in a powerboat. Simply storing all of that fuel aboard your yacht can take up a lot of space.

Fuel should not be utilized for longer than 90 days in most cases. This should be enough time for you to cross the Atlantic, but it could not be. You may preserve fuel for up to six months or even two years if you use a fuel stabilizer or don’t mix it before use.

Fuel storage will require a large portion of your entire storage space. For the same journey, you could require a larger motorboat than a sailboat.

The advantage of crossing in a motorboat is that, while it may require more storage and gasoline, utilizing it instead of the wind for movement may make your route much more predictable. A speedboat can move in nearly any situation except particularly severe and inclement weather, but a sailboat must wait for the wind to be right to make headway. As a result, you won’t need as many resources to prepare in case you don’t arrive at your location on time.

Enjoy Your Crossing

It’s difficult to imagine a more thrilling experience than sailing the Atlantic Ocean on your own boat. You will most likely have a very pleasurable vacation whether what kind of boat you choose, as long as you choose a boat of at least 30 or 40 feet and plan wisely.

Onboard Atlantico , the 27-metre Turkish Masterpiece

In its own right..

Writer Craig Ritchie

Sometimes, what starts out as a fairly simple idea just takes on a life of its own.

That’s a fairly apt description of Atlantico , the 27-metre luxury speedster designed and created by Turkish boatbuilder Alia Yachts. Envisioned as a chase boat to complement the existing 55-metre luxury yacht Atlante , the smaller vessel quickly established its own special charms early in the design stage.

Built from 5083 marine aluminum to complement its mothership, Atlantico is powered by three Volvo Penta IPS 1350 engines that churn out a combined 3,000 horsepower. That’s more than enough oomph to push the 130-tonne Atlantico to 30 knots, while delivering a level of crisp, precise handling that’s far beyond what one might expect for a vessel that sleeps four guests and accommodates its own crew of four.

Designed by the renowned Pastrovich Studio, Atlantico is all about enjoying life in the fast lane. The yacht’s exterior reflects the explorer yacht profile of its mothership, while also showing a bit of military flair in its low profile, central mast, and aggressive, raked bow.

Pastrovich designed Atlantico with a broad beam of 8.35 metres on a hull derived from a military patrol vessel to operate at sustained high speeds identified as a primary design objective. While the deep V hull profile eats up choppy water when underway, a pair of Seakeeper 26 gyro stabilizers keep the yacht stable while at rest. Talk about having your cake and eating it too.

Step aboard, and the military look quickly gives way to luxury, with a light-caulked teak deck, pale-coloured sofas and sunpads, and dark, glossy vertical columns.

But yachts are all about enjoying the water, and aboard Atlantico , the stern beach club—complete with aft gunnels that neatly drop down like wings when the yacht is at rest to greatly extend the deck area—sets the bar. Further augmenting the space, a hydraulically powered drop-down swim platform extends down and aft, providing easy water access for swimming, taking a spin on a Seabob, or simply lounging the day away.

From the beach club, two low steps lead up and forward into the covered cockpit where one can lounge and escape the sun. Enormous side windows and protective curtains inboard provide a real sense of privacy.

The yacht’s open flow leads forward into the salon, masterfully designed to yield maximum versatility, easily shifting from daytime living space to evening dining area to late-night cocktail lounge—and serving all three needs with equal aplomb.

A discreet helm station featuring a multiscreen glass dash and dual shock-mitigating helm seats occupies the starboard forward corner of the salon. Beside it, a large door opens to allow direct access to the spacious bow seating and sunning area. There’s no need to climb stairs or navigate narrow catwalks on Atlantico —the bow is a ocal point, so easy access was a prime design consideration

The blend of cool and comfort continues belowdecks, where two impressive double cabins with large free-standing beds pamper guests. Between them, the glossy white walls of the lower salon contrast with the dark wood furniture and bulkhead panelling, creating a fresh and inviting space that’s further accentuated by clever indirect lighting.

It’s all quite spiffy for what was originally envisioned as a simple chase boat to run around with a larger yacht. Indeed, Atlantico puts a number of similarly sized yachts to shame. With its high speed and 600-nautical-mile range, Atlantico would make a brilliant weekender, perfect for exploring distant coves, bays, and islands where the big yachts can’t go.

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Atlantico Yacht