The newly launched 77m/253ft motor yacht GO will be making her international premiere at the Monaco Yacht Show when it gets underway in Monaco’s Port Hercules on 26 September.
Delivered at the end of June, GO is the largest yacht ever built by Turkish shipyard Turquoise and will be sure to wow show-goers at the upcoming yachting event with her striking turquoise hull and sleek and sinuous exterior profile designed by London-based studio H2 Design.
The eye-catching hull colour is said to enhance GO’s connection with the sea and forms part of the ‘water in motion’ narrative which, running throughout the entire motor yacht, influenced the interior colours, metallic finishes, fabrics and stonework - also headed up by the British design firm.
Attendees on board at the Monaco Yacht Show can expect to see a variety of alluring deck areas. A five-metre pool with massage jets and a waterfall feature awaits on the sundeck and an elevator here can take guests right down to the beach club on the lower deck, home to a lounge, bar, massage room and dive store.
Fourteen guests, meanwhile, can dine al fresco around a large back-lit onyx table on the upper deck aft alongside a bar with an integrated teppanyaki grill. Also designed to entertain is the bridge deck aft, where loose furniture can be cleared away to transform the space into a dance floor.
Continuing to impress aboard luxury yacht GO is the expert craftsmanship, fine joinery, custom furniture and dedicated LED lighting system found across the interior. There is also much abstract art fitting into the overall theme with splashes of turquoise and gold.
GO will wow show-goers with her striking turquoise hull and sleek and sinuous exterior profile designed by London-based studio H2 Design
Highlights include an impressive ‘Sea Spray’ Chandelier by Dale Chihuly in the central lobby. Made up of 468 separate pieces of blown glass icicles, the lighting fixture measures 5.5 metres.
The master suite takes up most of the upper deck with a large forward-facing suite, panoramic views, a private foredeck Jacuzzi and a lounge. Making up the rest of the accommodation are two VIP suites, three double cabins and two twin cabins located forward on the main deck.
So far, only renderings have been released of the superyacht's interior, meaning show-goers will be keen to step on board at the upcoming Monaco event to check out what has been kept relatively under wraps.
Unfortunately, the new build is not available for charter, but her design is based on the platform of the 73m/138ft superyacht VICKY, which is available for charter alongside a number of other Turquoise builds.
For more details on M/Y GO, Turquoise charter yachts or the MYS 2018, speak to your preferred charter broker.
Alternatively, view all superyachts attending the Monaco Yacht Show 2018.
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