Tanoka’s new superyacht has a built-in pool with spa jets on the flydeck

Travelling on a luxury private jet might be a flex for many individuals. But so is the experience of travelling in the midst of a river on a luxury superyacht. Imagine being on a cruise surrounded by a never-ending expanse of clear blue skies, hearing the gentle waves of the water, or looking up to see a clear blue sky and the sun shining brightly down on us. The water has a charm of its own. If you thought that superyachts now have nothing new to offer, you could be wrong. Tanoka’s new superyacht is ready to take on long-range cruising in high style.

The Italian company, debuted its last superyacht, Diamond Binta, at the Monaco Yacht Show in September, and it is worth ogling at! Let’s take a closer look. Tanoka’s new superyacht is the first 190-footer in Tanoka’s T580 series and is about giving you the space you deserve. Designed by Francesco Paszkowski Design, one of the key highlights is on the flydeck. Here you’ll find a built-in pool with spa jets as well as a spacious lounging area, alfresco dining, and a bar. With such a great flydeck, you ought to be spending most of your time here.

The beauty of the design of Tanoka’s new superyacht is the ease with which you can enjoy pristine views while staying indoor. For instance, one of the standouts is the beach club, which is replete with a treatment room and a gorgeous outdoor patio. To add light to the room, there are glass walls that illuminate the room and a skylight from the main deck brings more sunshine to the area. Similarly, the yacht has an enclosed gym that offers sweeping views of the seas.

The inside of the superyacht is just as thoughtfully designed. Categorised by neutral hues, modern design, a play of wood and textured flooring, it indeed is a paradise. With five guest cabins and an owner’s suite, the superyacht can sleep up to 12 individuals. As you would expect, the interiors are a play of modern furniture as well as luxe accents and contemporary lighting. A guest corridor also runs through the centre of the vessel, connecting the beach club to the lower-deck guest accommodation. The furniture was custom-designed, and marble touches in the lobby and bathroom add a luxurious accent to Tanoka’s new superyacht. Illuminating the interiors further are LED strips on the ceiling for a warm glow.

While this yacht was custom-made for the owner, the company has now given individuals a closer look. Could this be the newest addition to their fleet we can expect? Let’s just say maybe! Take a closer look at the superyacht.