New Yachts

When buying a new yacht, you should you should carefully analyze the purpose for which you do it, the financial amount you are willing to invest in its preservation, the number of people you will accommodate and the places you want to go to. Everything is of the utmost importance: from crafting, design, materials and price to warranty and insurance. Some yachts can cost more than large, ground properties, therefore you should pay attention to your yacht investment.

New yachts should be safe, strong and reliable. A good manufacturer will provide its customers with warranties to assure them of a good buy and stay ensured in case of accidents or unforeseen repairs. You should take care of your yacht, maintain it by preventing the unpleasant damages and keep in mind that you might want to resell it, charter it or rent it.

To get yourself used to a yacht and what it has to offer, you should try and spent as much time as you can on friends’ yachts to get acquainted with various information that allows you to sketch yourself a perfectly suited vessel.

In terms of design, new yachts defy imagination. Italian naval architect Giancarlo Zema has perfected a yacht plan that allows you to live underwater, functioning part as a submarine, part as a luxury boat. The Trilabis 65 has a special marina that can create a mini floating village. The classic dock is replaced by a 60 feet dia. circular island. Inside, the elevator rises 11 feet above the water level offering a spectacular view. The first level is entirely underwater and it is similarly built as a tourist submarine with 360 degree view. By night the water are lit in front and down towards the reefs. This yacht is in project state but gives us a glance at how the future new yachts will look like.

High-tech luxury yachts are renowned for their lavish amenities like sky lounges, theatres, dining rooms that change into conference rooms, helicopter garages, oversized cabins, king sized suites, marble bath and many more. For example Microsoft billionaire Paul Allen owns the $200 millions yacht called “Octopus” which features remote control submarine. On the other hand Larry Ellison ‘s “Rising Sun” has a wine cellar, a basketball court that functions as a helicopter platform and 8000 square meters of living space alone.

New yachts are so equipped that can easily replace luxury mansion or a property of hundreds of acres. Not only that but you can include all the entertainment and amenities worthy of royalty.