The largest launch from VisionF Yachts is in the water, a major development for two reasons. Firstly, it means the first VisionF 101 yacht is available for viewing. Secondly, it marks the first of what will be a few superyacht catamaran models to come.
VisionF Yachts strictly focuses on power catamarans. This aluminum-hulled, fiberglass-roofed 101-footer (30.7-meter) is a big step up in volume from previous deliveries in the 80-foot (24-meter) range. Specifically, she comes in at 215 gross tons, which is further much more than a monohull in her size range. Although the sense of space is a priority, VisionF Yachts exclusively builds multihulls for comfortable performance as well. According to the shipyard, the megayacht should see a top speed of 17 knots with her quadruple Volvo Penta IPS 1350s. Cruising speed should be around 12 knots. This therefore should appeal to cruisers who like to harbor hop as much as those who prefer close-together destinations.
Meeting RINA Commercial Class requirements, the VisionF 101 yacht is an entirely in-house project. Styling-wise, the Turkish shipyard has given her plenty of curved glass and a contemporary overall profile. Inside the catamaran, the mood is equally modern. Subdued neutrals like brown, grey, and white are in keeping with many current buyers’ tastes, plus provide a backdrop for pops of color if desired. Simultaneously, they create a calming mood, complementing the idea of the cruising environment being the main focus. The main deck is for relaxing and entertaining in the saloon, a space just over 1,100 square feet (103 square meters). This of course means that all of the staterooms are below decks. That includes the master suite, which occupies 317 square feet (29.5 meters) in the starboard hull. Nearly 194 square feet (18 square meters) of it is reserved for the bedroom.
The captain and crew—five people in total—should enjoy handling operations from the flying bridge. Owners and guests can chat with whoever takes the wheel, or simply enjoy the expansive deck area. A bar, a seating area, and a hot tub spread out across the 1,400 square feet (132 square meters) of usable space. Speaking of usable space, the foredeck becomes a move theater under the stars thanks to a built-in cinema system.
While VisionF Yachts continues outfitting the VisionF 101 yacht, it has further models in different stages of construction. These include another aluminum project, the VisionF 120, along with other hulls in the 101 series. Additionally, the yacht that ultimately will take the crown of being the largest, the VisionF 155, is in build. They all complement smaller models like the VisionF 80 and 82, along with the all-electric version of the 80.
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More About the VisionF 101 Yacht
LOA: 100’7” (30.7 meters)
Beam: 41’10” (12.8 meters)
Draft: 4’8” (1.45 meters)
Guests: 10 in 5 staterooms
Engines: 4/1,000-hp Volvo Pentas
Range: not specified
Builder: VisionF Yachts
Stylist: VisionF Yachts
Naval Architect: VisionF Yachts
Interior Designer: VisionF Yachts