Inside the VisionF 101 Yacht's Vision for Relaxation

Ahead of her the launch of the first VisionF 101 yacht this fall, we’re finally getting a look at the beamy interior. This all-aluminum catamaran is also an all-in-house project, with engineering and design from VisionF’s own team in Turkey.

The VisionF 101 yacht is made for Med voyages, capable of port hopping pretty quickly and efficiently. Firstly, she is expected to hit a top speed around 17 knots with quadruple Volvo Penta IPS power. Additionally, with a cruising speed of 12 knots, she should be able to cover the distance from Messina, Italy to Corfu, Greece in one day.

Wherever owners plan to cruise—VisionF is building the yacht on spec—they and their guests should feel relaxed during the journey. The interior-design team decided a neutral backdrop would evoke a sense of relaxation yet also refinement. Of course, it allows clients to add pops of color in a variety of ways, including artwork.

Although the LOA remains the same, some of the space allocation across leisure areas has changed slightly. For instance, the master suite still occupies half of the starboard-side hull. It’s now 317 square feet (29.5 meters) versus the originally anticipated 323 square feet (30 square meters). It’s no less a haven, though, due to the calming colors and the vistas through the windows. Guests, meanwhile, get four staterooms—doubles and twins—in the two hulls. This standard accommodation layout for 10 people should be more comfortable than the initial offer for accommodations for up to 12 people.

Catamarans impress with their beamy main- and upper-deck areas, and the VisionF 101 yacht follows suit. The open-plan saloon and dining area are nearly 42 feet (13 meters) wide. In fact, in total, they’re more than 1,100 square feet (103 square meters). If owners enjoy entertaining, a wine fridge near the dining area is convenient. Even more spacious entertaining and relaxation awaits on the flying bridge, unfolding over 1,400 square feet (132 square meters). From a hot tub to loose sun lounges and a shaded dining area, the flying bridge caters to all-day needs. Come nightfall, it remains a comfortable area to enjoy seeing the stars come out. Though, it might be hard to resist the foredeck, since it transforms into a cinema under the stars.

Further housing up to five crewmembers, the VisionF 101 yacht will meet RINA Commercial Class notation, a.k.a. charter regulations. She’s reportedly the first all-aluminum catamaran meeting those specifications.

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