A Ship Inspired by Human Complexity
The word Solo rolls off the tongue and comes with some poetic connotations. It murmurs of intrepid adventures, serene afternoons, and shrug-worthy style that comes without the confines of compromise. This is exactly what M/Y Solo exudes.
The 72m yacht from Tankoa Yachts has all the finesse and finery you would expect from one of the world’s most noteworthy Italian shipyards, especially when you hear the design has been curated both inside and outside by Francesco Paszkowski with detailing from Margherita Casprini.
12 guests, 6 cabins, and a whole other host of stats keeps M/Y Solo firmly placed on the superyacht worthy calendar. But this yacht is more than just a handful of impressive numbers – she’s a show stealer. One of those younger brighter models that makes all the classical names in yachting break out into a slight sweat, M/Y Solo pulls out all the stops when it comes to contemporary chic, proving that yachting can certainly appeal to a slick and sophisticated younger crowd.
Inspired by the Supercars of the Open Ocean
When arriving from tender, the first thing you drink in is her Rolls Royce style lines. Indeed, she is inspired by the supercars of the modern era, with rudder systems were even designed by Rolls Royce to give her an advantage even when it comes to the most impossible maneuvering situations. Her full speed sits at 17.5 knots and gifts her a passage of over 3,000 nautical miles with room to play. She is a striking vision of clean white, soft grey, and silver and like any yacht created for the modern world, she comes thoroughly designed with an environmental management plan to ensure that the captain has all they need to reduce emissions out on the open water. Think CO2 monitoring systems and even specially designed soot burners to ensure guests aren’t forced to soak up the blue waters against a backdrop of blackened smoke.
A Beach Club to Blow You Away
Stepping onboard, and guests will first step foot on the beach club. On first sight, you are sure to be blown away by the wealth of sprawling sofas, the well-stocked bar with Italian bar stools from Cedrimartini, and the glittering glass wall with fold out terrace hosting a gym that directly connects to the sumptuous spa. The spa is a thing of sheer delight, with its own steamy hammam carved from Tuscany’s finest marble and sauna wood sourced from Medieval Finnish castles.
Sitting at water level, the beach club delivers a superb transition for those who want to roll out of the yacht and right into the water, and the wealth of toys and tenders makes this more than possible during the daylight hours. Tenders and toys include everything from a catapult trampoline to three Seabobs and Jet skis, kayaks, stand-up paddleboards, floating pool, towable’s, and 7.5-meter Dariel custom tender for getting you to and from shore in a pinch.
