Spectral 50 is the latest superyacht cruise concept from Australian-based designer Christopher Seymour. For the exterior design of the boat, he called on design consultant Carl Esch. This steel and aluminium explorer will be built within the Dutch shipyard Bloemsma & Balk by 2023. Two other models are expected to be added to the range, one 40 m and one over 55 m.
This 164-foot (49.99 m) long superyacht has three impressive bridges with an immense exterior area: 145 m2 of terrace on the main deck, 40 m2 on the upper deck and 75 m2 of flybridge. The ideal for life in the middle of air?!
The huge terrace on the main deck includes a swimming pool surrounded by deckchairs, a lounge area and a bar. A retractable canopy shades the space. The pool can be easily covered to take advantage of additional space or serve as a helipad.
On the lower deck, a large swimming platform allows you to enjoy the joys of the sea. A large garage contains a plethora of toys, tenders, RIBs and other jet skis.
The living space of Spectral 50 is just as impressive as its exterior with approximately 285 square metres of interior living space, designed with the utmost luxury by designer Guido de Groot.
Its main lounge, dining rooms and large flybridge have been designed for relaxation and entertainment. Large windows frame the main living room, offering an abundance of natural light. In addition, balconies are deployed on either side of the yacht in the saloon. A luxurious staircase provides easy access to the yacht's three decks.
10 guests can stay in the greatest luxury in five sumptuous cabins. The owner's suite, located on the main deck, allows the latter to hide in his apartments where he has a private office, a dressing room and a bathroom. The additional cabins of the superyacht are all located on the lower deck. Finally, 9 crew members are on board Spectral 50.
The Spectral 50 will have a maximum speed of 16 knots and an autonomy of 5?000 nautical miles at 13 knots.
