“The art of producing a themed yacht is to seamlessly weave a story into every element of the design and is achieved via extensive consultation with the client during the initial phases of the design process,” claims the Yacht Design Group.
The craft is split into four major external deck spaces. The upper deck features the main swimming pool with swim-in Jacuzzi/bar and the Casino Square, where you have a large glass-bottomed fountain. You can benefit from the sport activities in the yacht’s multi-purpose courtyard, which also doubles as a helipad. There are open sundecks and BBQ facilities aboard the yacht. Other communal areas are “The Oasis” and “The Grand Atrium.”
Inspired from the gardens outside the Monaco Casino, The Oasis is the main boarding point and features a central waterfall. On the lower level, there is the Spa with manicure and hair salon, sauna/steam rooms, a relaxation lounge with a spa pool and a bar, and a gym and café bar with underwater views.
On the other hand, the Grand Atrium connects the upper and lower living areas of the yacht. On the lower atrium are the seven guest suites, library, communal office, communal balcony and cinema. The upper atrium takes you to the entertainment area and the owner’s suite.
“We would in the first instance seek to comply with current regulations,” explains James Roy at BMT Nigel Gee. “Where this is not feasible, we would need to prove equivalent levels of safety and work closely with authorities to agree this methodology.”
With a top speed of 15 knots, The Streets of Monaco can accommodate 16 guests and 70 crew.
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