Bought by an experienced owner, who previously owned the 66.4m (217.1ft) OKTO, the new Gran Turismo 80m will be the first hull in construction, advertising a six-cabin layout and accommodation for up to 18 crew members plus the captain.
With naval architecture penned by the in-house team at Palumbo Superyachts and both interiors and exteriors by Enrico Gobbi, the Gran Turismo 80 is said to have a sinuous aesthetic with a bold, masculine steel gray hull which sports charcoal highlights to add more definition.
Complete with the characteristic ISA arch in the superstructure, the amenities are set in place to maintain the streamlined appearance, such as the sky lounge which almost looks as though it has been set back.
The owner has always relied on Palumbo Superyachts for the maintenance of his superyacht. This allowed us to create a project tailored to his needs with high-performance lines that winks at the near future.
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Onboard liveability appears to offer a seamless continuity throughout, merging the interior and exterior environments of the superyacht, allowing guests to make the most of both worlds.
Warm woods and neutral tones harmoniously blend the furnishings to the natural elements, with the same elegance being transferred to the cabins too. Capable of accommodating up to 12 guests, the cabin layout comprises of a full-beam master with full-length floor-to-ceiling windows and direct access to an infinity pool, two VIPs situated on the main and lower deck, plus another three guest cabins.
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