Luxury yacht builder Horizon Yacht unveiled its first tri-deck FD110. It's the largest tri-deck in the shipyard's popular Fast Displacement (FD) series. It boasts a great interior volume that is packed with high-end amenities.
The exterior of the 110-foot (33-meter) yacht features large windows that stretch from bow to stern and elongated decks that offer guests plenty of space onboard. The aft deck has a large seating area as well as a complete bar to starboard with two bar stools. There's also an extendable table that can be used for al-fresco dining.
The FD110 was designed with a focus on entertainment and relaxation. The main salon is an ideal space for socializing since it has enough room for a large L-shaped seating area. Forward is a fully-equipped galley, which can be opened or closed, depending on the guests' preferences.
Another impressive space is the enclosed skylounge, which comes with a wet bar that has a wine cooler and a dayhead aft. Relaxation is also provided on the foredeck. There, a generous sun pad, a lounge area, dinettes, and a jacuzzi await.
Elsewhere, passengers will find an L-shaped lounger that turns into another sun pad. This area also has an awning for shade, along with an integrated BBQ and space for a 17-ft (5-meter) tender.
The yacht's interiors feature a blend of different woods that complement a neutral color palette. Chrome elements and splashes of vibrant colors complete the sophisticated and elegant design. Guests will enjoy privacy on the lower deck in two mirrored VIPs amidships, a convertible twin to port, and a VIP in the bow. A crew of six will find accommodation furthest aft.
The master stateroom is located on the main deck and has large windows that let natural light come inside. It’s equipped with a king-sized bed and has a his-and-hers ensuite with a big shower.
The yacht's twin CAT C32A engines are housed in the engine room aft. According to Boat International, the vessel is expected to navigate across the water at a top speed of 21 knots (24 mph/ 39 kph). Horizon's new FD110 luxury tri-deck will make its official debut in the U.S. later this year.
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