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• Exhaust system & silencer: Marquip BV for (2) under water exhaust & (1) DCL for mast
• Main switch board: Technical Harmony & Yachtley (Schneider & Merlin Gerin)
• Emergency switch board: Technical Harmony
• Power management: DEIF
• Main transformer: 2x ETI 75KVA
• Emergency transformer: 2x ETI 20KVA
• Rudder angle indicator: 2x 35°
• Control & monitoring: Integrator L3-UK & hardware
• Underwater lights: Ocean Led, RGB-W controlled by Creston
• Fuel filters: Racor Filters (Main engines, Generators)
• Fuel oil separator: 2x Alfa Laval P600, 1.6m3/hour
• Main fuel pumps: 2x Gianneschi, FQB 150, 9m3/5bars
• Oily water separator: 1x Poseidon EVO PE 1.0
• Lube oil pump: 1x Gianneschi FQ 15 GH, 0.9m3/2bars
• Dirty oil pump: 1x Gianneschi FQ 15 GH, 0.9m3/2bars
• Sludge pump: 1x Gianneschi FQB200, 15m3/2bars
• Marpol pump: 1x Gianneschi ACM502/C-BT, 15m3/5.2bars
• Bilge/fire/ballast pumps: 3x Gianneschi, ACG-65-7/200, 48m3/6bars
• Emergency fire pump: 1x Gianneschi, ACG-65-7/200, 48m3/6bars
• Emergency bilge pump: 1x Gianneschi, ACG-65-7/200, 48m3/6bars
• Watermakers: 2x Idromar, 30.000 lts/day – 7.925 USGAL/day
• Hydrofor system: 2x Gianneschi ACM402 4KW
• Transfer pump: 1x Gianneschi ACB431/B, self-priming 8.4m3/2.4bars
• Water boilers: 3x Gianneschi, 36kW
• Sewage treatment and toilets: Hamman HL Cont, Plus 10 24.000 lts/day – 6340 USG/day
• Air compressor: 2x Atlas-Corpo 91.3m3/13bars + 1x Air receiver 250lts
• Hydraulic pack: 5x Mor-Saverio (2x passerelle, Limo tender crane, Water toys crane, Provision crane, 2x SOLAS rescue cranes, Provision pantographic side door
• Vessel To Comply with Regulations for the:
• Prevention of Pollution by Oil (Fuel Oil Management)
• Prevention of Pollution by Sewage:
• Sewage Treatment System (Black & Grey Waters), in accordance with IMO - MARPOL / MEPC
• 159(55) regulation
• Wet Garbage Treatment System in the Galley & Pantries
• Garbage Management Plan
• Grey & Black Water Holding Tanks (55 m3)
• Prevention of Air Pollution

Accommodation

BRIDGE DECK The sky lounge is illuminated by large windows and opens up to a shaded exterior deck space aft. Two L shaped sofas, each with its own coffee table and Ottomans, face aft with two bars well situated for service. A third bar and dumb waiter are in the sky lounge itself. The sky lounge and aft exterior deck space are well suited for large groups or as private alcoves for more intimate gatherings of smaller groups. Accessible via the central internal staircase and elevator the forward part of the Bridge deck comprises of the Bridge itself, captain's cabin, ship's office, store, powder room and technical spaces. MASTER DECK Entering the MASTER SUITE the oval lobby doubles into a walk-in closet with more space around to the port side and master bathroom on the starboard side. The MASTER STATEROOM itself is immediately forward offering 180-degree views and opening up onto a private deck including the swimming pool and helipad. Within the MASTER STATEROOM there is an oval bathtub and jacuzzi on the port side illuminated by a skylight as well as a small private dining table on the starboard side. The bed is in the center facing forward with a desk and bar on either side. Immediately aft of the MASTER SUITE are two VIP cabins each with large en-suite bathrooms ample closet space and abundant natural light due to the large windows. The Butler's cabin and powder room are on the starboard side further aft. To the aft of the central stairwell and elevator are a dedicated cinema, private card room and the main dining room. The dining room can comfortably accommodate 24 guests on two large oval tables and opens towards on to a shaded deck space aft with two smaller round tables ideal for breakfast or al fresco dining. MAIN DECK Stepping on board from the dock the large aft deck is shaded, like most of the exterior deck spaces on board. Two round tables on the aft are enclosed by two comfortable semi-circular sofas. Stepping into the main salon there are two large seating areas either side almost mirroring one another with large comfortable sofas and arm chairs. On the starboard side forward, a large bar overlooks the space. Moving forward and passed the central staircase and elevator is the grand corridor leading off to nine en-suite guest cabins. The cabins enjoy breath-taking views out of their large windows and are naturally illuminated through the same windows. These are well appointed en-suite state rooms, five with twin beds and four with doubles. BEACH CLUB The guest areas are completed with the Beach Club on the aft of the LOWER DECK. With two large swim platforms opening up onto sea level out of the aft and port side of the yacht, offering easy access to the sea or platforms for receiving guests by tender. The Beach club itself offers a massage room, Turkish bath, bar and powder room. Crew & Staff: 5 x Single 8 x Two-Bedded 2 x Four-Bedded 1 x Butler's 1 x Hospital Crew Officer's Mess Room: 62 m2

Galley & Laundry Equipment

• Aluminox Electric Range, 3 hot plates 6 positions
• Aluminox Electric Grill, double 60x40cm
• Aluminox Electric Grill, single 60x40cm
• MKN Electric Combi Steamer Oven
• Piron Electric Combi Steamer Oven
• Sagi Blast Chiller & Base Hot Chamber
• Aluminox Reach-in Refrigerator (455lts)
• Aluminox Refrigerator (598lts)
• Roller Grill Salamander
• Aluminox Model 400Food Waste Disposal
• Tony Team TT160 Garbage Compactor

Communication Equipment

• GMDSS consol: 1x Sailor 6334B A3 GMDSS VHF: 2x Sailor 6222, 2x 1.27m
• antennas, 3x repeaters bridge & wings stations
• GMDSS HF/MF: 1x Sailor 6301, 2x Antennas with tuner
• GMDSS handheld VHF: 3x McMurdo R5
• Crew VHF: Icon IC-M323 Bridge console VHF: Icon IC-M323
• Immarsat: 2x Sailor 6110, integrated SASS and LRIT
• Fleet broadband: 1x Sailor 500
• NAVTEX: 1x McMurdo Air band VHF: Icon IC-A120E
• VSAT antennas: 2x COBAHM (SEATEL) 5012,
• 1.4m16 Watts BUC + Arbitrator, VSAT Modem
• Talk back system: 1x Vingtor & Stentofon, central unit & 17 terminals
• Batteryless phone: 1x Vingtor & Stentofon, 5 terminals
• Desk top IP phone

Navigation Equipment

• Navigation electronic integrator L3 systemUK
• Integrated bridge & CAM wheelhouse: 7x Sams-Wartsila Nacos Platinium, 6x processor
• Integrated bridge & CAM: 3x Sams-Wartsila
• Nacos Platinum, Captain, engineer, officer’s mess
• Integrated bridge & CAM MCR: 2x Sams- Wartsila Nacos Platinum, MCR (engineroom)
• Monitor main console: 7x Data Modul S-BAND radar: Sams-Wartsila, 30Kw
• X BAND radar: Sams-Wartsila, 12Kw Gyrocompass Yokogawa CMZ900S
• Bearing repeaters wing station Digital repeater steering room
• Compass monitor & selector main console Magnetic compass: 2x Lilley & Gillie SR4
• GPS compass JCR JLR21 Autopilot: Sams-Wartsila
• Speed log: Skipper DL850 Deep sounder: Skipper GDS102, Dual frequency/transducer 50KHz/200KHz
• GPS: 2x Saab R5 Meteo station: Obsermey & Gill
• Ultrasonic sensors wind, barometric, temperature, humidity
• VDR: JRC JCY1900 fixe & floating captule
• AIS: 11x SAAB R5 AIS Class Transponder EPIRB: 2x McMurdo Smart Find E5
• SART: 1x McMurdo S5 AIS 1x Far 500 Forward Looking Sonar
• Weather station: 1x Obersmey & Gill (Wind, Temp, Pressure, Humidity)

Entertainment Equipment

• TV satellite antennas: 2x 1.24m Cobham SEATEL 120TV, 1x Cobham SEATEL ST94
• IF network: Spaum & Ikusi (Amplifiers, Switches, Tabs, Mixers, Sockets)
• Terrestrial tv & radio antenna: 1x Naval, Mark 32ALC
• System backbone: IP Ethernet
• Control system: Creston with Ipad application
• Jacuzzi (owner cabin): 1x unit + self-priming
• Gianneschi pump 45m3 / 2bars

Tenders & Toys

• 1x Custom Line 8.4m Limo Tender
• 2x SOLAS approved Diesel Jet Rescue Tenders
• Compressor BAUER Mini Verticus III MV120- 5.5-3 (250Lt/h)

Deck Equipment

• Anchor windlass: 2x Data Hydraulic, DZC 11000, double speed max pull 8.1/3.6tons & speed 15/30m/min
• Ground tackle:
• 2x Galvanized Anchors Sotra, High holding 1195Kgr
• 2x Galvanized chains Sotra, GRADE U3 7 & 8 shackles
• Aft warping capstans: 2x Data Hydraulic, DHC 7000, double speed 7/2.2tons & 10/30m/min
• Boat crane & davits:
• 2x Mor-Saverio 1600kg SWL Rescue BoatCranes
• 1x Mor-Saverio 8t SWL Twin Beam Limo Tender Crane
• 1x Mor-Saverio 1000kg SWL Water Toys Crane
• 1x Mor-Saverio 7.1m x 90cm Hydraulic Stern Passerelle
• 1x Mor-Saverio 7m x 90cm Hydraulic Side Passerelle
• 1x Marquip Sea Stair Side Boarding Ladder
• Stern door: Mor-Saverio /Yachtley, Teak Laid
• Swim Platform of approx. 14sqm
• Bathing door: Mor-Saverio /Yachtley, with
• Teak Laid Swim Platform of approx. 12sqm
• Searchlight: 1x Colour Light, CL25-11, Range 3000m
• Awnings: Multiplex System
• Forward mast: 1x Mor-Saverio, telescopic 3 sections, 9m
• Heated Swimming pool of 5x2 meters on owner deck

Safety & Security Equipment

• 2x 100 Person Mass Evacuation Systems 2x SOLAS Rescue Boats
• 4x Lifebuoys 4x Lifebuoys with Self-Igniting Light
• 2x Lifebuoys with 30m Line 2x Lifebuoys with Self-Activating Smoke, Self-Igniting Light, 30m Line
• 2x Embarcation Ladders 62x Adult Lifejackets with Self-Igniting Light and Whistle
• 6x Child Lifejackets with Self-Igniting Light and Whistle
• 6x Immersion Suits
• 3x Portable Two-Way VHF Radiotelephones 2x Emergency Position Indicating Radio Beacons
• 2x Radar Transponders 6x Pyrotechnic Distress Signals, 12x Rocket
• Parachute Flares, 1x Line-Throwers
• Complete medical kit 34x Water Fire Hoses with Spray/Jet Nozzles
• 2x 20m Foam Fire Hoses with Spray/Jet Nozzles
• 10x Fire Suits, 10x B.A Sets, 10x Pairs of Boots and Gloves
• 10x Rigid Helmets, 20x Fireproof Lifelines 10x Electric Safety Lamps (Hand Held), 10x Fire Axes
• Ultra fog Salwico gaz detector
• Extinguishers Lingso-Wartsila Control and Monitoring System
• FLIR. M400 Infrared & Colour Stabilised Camera
• 19x Bosch HD IP POE 1080P Pan Tilt Zoom 30x
• 16x Bosch HD IP POE 1080P Fixed

Consilium (Salwico CCP), central unit, 4x repeaters, 6x loops, 42x manual calls, 115x smoke sensors, 5x smoke/heat, 19x heat sensors

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Elements is fully solas compliant, with a cristiano gatto interior accommodating 24 guests. an ocean-side beach club is a highlight of the yacht's exterior spaces, offering a massage room, turkish bath, bar and powder room.

Features & Specifications

• Double cabins 6
• Twin cabins 6
• Shipyard Yachtley
• Build/refit 2019
• Beam 13.0M (42.7FT)
• Draft 3.8M (12.5FT)
• Gross Tonnage 2,443 GT
• Hull Material Steel/Aluminium
• Engines 2 x MTU 16V 4000 M63L
• Range 8000 nm
• Cruising Speed 17 Knots
• Max Speed 20 Knots
• Classification Lloyds Register
• Naval Architect ALPHA MARINE
• Interior Designer CRISTIANO GATTO DESIGN TEAM
• Stabilisers Zero Speed

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Custom Built

Elements is one of the few purpose-built SOLAS yachts. With a volume of 2,433 gross tonnage, she boasts one of the largest volumes for an 80m yacht. The combinations of exterior design by Alpha Marine Ltd and interior by Cristiano Gatto Design has resulted in a lavish art-deco theme than runs throughout. Jump on board to see the variety and options she has to offer!

CHARTER LOCATION

Summer: Mediterranean, West Mediterranean, East Mediterranean

Winter: Caribbean, Central America, Asia, Indian Ocean, Bahamas

This is Elements

Bold and Welcoming

Elements' central salon: striking onyx panels, marble flooring and versatile seating.

Explore the Owner’s suite, opening to a panoramic foredeck with Jacuzzi, helipad—an exclusive hideaway.

Outdoor Spaces

Outdoor spaces provide entertainment, relaxation, and activity, with swim platforms, beach club, and stunning views.

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Exceptional Interiors and Exteriors

Striking and Inviting

The salon is a central social space on board Elements. The interiors are striking and inviting, with onyx wall panels and marble flooring. Considering the vast amount of people that can be hosted, the area is fitted with a variety of seating to accommodate all groups.

The Owner’s suite is a must see. Opening onto a panoramic foredeck with a Jacuzzi pool and helipad, it acts as its own hideaway. A dining area on the deck also provides the option for al fresco dining and spending the day away from the hustle and bustle.

Intricate Details

The outdoor spaces offer entertainment, relaxation and activity. Two large swim platforms open onto sea level with easy access to the sea. The 140 square metre beach club offers a massage room, Turkish bath, bar and a powder room. Lie back and enjoy the views on one of the chaise-longues or enjoy refreshments at the white and gold mosaic bar.

Accommodation

Plenty of Rooms

Cabin arrangement.

Owners Suite

The owner’s suite opens onto a panoramic deck with a Jacuzzi and helipad where a private helicopter can land in privacy

Two large VIP cabins are located on the owner’s deck with ensuites, office and a cinema room.

Double Cabins

The four double cabins have ensuites and ample storage. They also have views out of the large windows which allow natural light to flood the rooms.

Twin Cabins

Four twin cabins are on board to accommodate all guests. All are ensuite with great views out to sea.

Mini Twin Cabin

There is one slightly smaller twin room for extra comfort or privacy where required. An ensuite bathroom with natural light.

Performance

One of the Largest

Exceptional Standards

Elements is one of the few purpose-built SOLAS yachts to an exceptional standard. She has also been custom-built to Lloyd’s classification, with unrestricted SOLAS navigation and is compliant with commercial operation. Two pairs of stabilisers are fitted to allow for the upmost comfort when cruising.

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Gocek to Bodrum. Why swim from your beach club when you can cliff dive instead? Jump from a rope swing. Fall off a jetski. Or leap head-first down an inflatable slide.

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80m  /  262'6   yachtley   2019.

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Special Features:

• Timelessly elegant design
• Dynamic layout
• Master suite and VIP cabin apartment conversion
• Generously proportioned beach club
• Private jacuzzi and bar

With plenty of onboard entertainment, motor yacht Elements is an exceptional yacht charter choice

The opulent 80m (263ft) superyacht ELEMENTS was built in 2018 by Yachtley. The yacht's sumptuous interior has been designed by Cristiano Gatto Design and she boasts impressive exterior styling by Alpha Marine.

Guest Accommodation

This motor yacht is characterized by her glamorous interior: sleeping up to 24 guests across 12 staterooms, a thrilling multitude of materials, from mother-of-pearl inlays to backlit onyx are used throughout the yacht. Her grandeur is heightened by her master suite, which can become a sprawling family apartment complete with its own Jacuzzi, bar, cinema and office if the VIP cabin on the same floor is converted. She also features 5 double cabins and 5 twin cabins, with the capacity for up to 25 crew members.

She has no shortage of magnificent entertainment options for yacht charter guests. Her beach club, clad with a hammam and massage room commands your attention. Plus, she features a fabulous armada of water toys whenever the delights of the open water beckons.

Onboard Comfort & Entertainment

Keeping comfortable and entertained on Elements is easy thanks to the available amenities including a dedicated library, where you can unwind in seclusion. Alternatively she boasts a movie theatre, perfect to relax after a long day on the water. If you're in need of indulgence, the beauty salon offers a range of treatments to pamper and restore. Take a break from a busy itinerary in the steam room and in addition visit the sauna and disconnect in peace and quiet. Take a plunge in the pool under the sun and head to the beach club and take advantage of indoor-outdoor living and entertaining. Maintain your fitness routine and work out in the well-equipped gym plus sit back with a glass of champagne in the deck jacuzzi.

Elements benefits from some excellent features to improve your charter including wheelchair-friendly access, making this vessel suitable for all guests. Travelling from deck to deck is quick, easy and accessible with the on-board elevator and in addition access to the most exotic destinations is easy thanks to the helipad. Soak up the atmosphere after dark with dramatic underwater lights and with Wi-Fi connectivity you don't have to lose contact with the outside world, unless you want to. You can stay comfortable on board whatever the weather, with air conditioning during your charter.

Performance & Range

Built with a steel hull and aluminium superstructure, she offers greater on-board space and is more stable when at anchor thanks to her full-displacement hull. Powered by twin MTU engines, she comfortably cruises at 15 knots, reaches a maximum speed of 18 knots with a range of up to 10,000 nautical miles from her 270,000 litre fuel tanks at 12 knots. An advanced stabilisation system on board reduces the side-to-side roll of the yacht and promises guests exceptional comfort levels at anchor or when underway.

Onboard Elements has a large selection of toys and accessories to keep you and your guests entertained on the water throughout your stay. Principle among these are Flyboards which is a must for any self-respecting thrill-seeker, prepare for supersize thrills - even beginners will enjoy the thrill of swooping skywards and ‘dolphining’ back into the water. Another excellent feature are waterslides letting guests speed from the sun deck to the water in seconds. Take to the sea on the Jet Skis offering you power and control on the water. If that isn't enough Elements also features waverunners, towable toys, waterskis, scuba diving equipment, a seabob and much more. When it comes to Tenders, Elements has you covered - with two tenders, including a 8.4m/27'7" Custom Line Limo Tender.

Why Charter Elements

ELEMENTS is a palatial beauty of a charter yacht, that makes for an unforgettable vacation among family and friends. 

Elements and her crew are available for charter this summer for cruising within the Mediterranean. She is already accepting bookings this winter for cruising in Bermuda and the Caribbean.

Motor yacht Elements is an outstanding pedigree yacht that delivers on all fronts for superlative luxury yacht vacations.

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Amenities & Entertainment

For your relaxation and entertainment Elements has the following facilities, for more details please speak to your yacht charter broker.

Elements is reported to be available to Charter with the following recreation facilities:

• 1 x 8.4m  /  27'7 Custom Line Limo Tender
• 2 x Solas Rescue Boat

For a full list of all available amenities & entertainment facilities, or price to hire additional equipment please contact your broker.

Elements Awards & Nominations

• Boat International Design & Innovation Awards 2020 Best Naval Architecture: Displacement Motor Yachts Finalist
• The World Superyacht Awards 2020 Best Displacement Motor Yacht of 2,000GT and above Nomination
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'Elements' Charter Rates & Destinations

Summer Season

May - September

€800,000 p/week + expenses Approx $871,500

High Season

€900,000 p/week + expenses Approx $980,500

Cruising Regions

Mediterranean Croatia, France, Greece, Italy, Malta, Monaco, Montenegro, Turkey

HOT SPOTS:   Amalfi Coast, Corsica, French Riviera, Ibiza, Mykonos, Sardinia, The Balearics

Winter Season

October - April

Bermuda Caribbean Antigua, Bahamas, Cuba, Saint Martin, St Barts Central America Belize, Costa Rica

HOT SPOTS:   Virgin Islands

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ELEMENTS is a 80.0 m Motor Yacht, built in Turkey by Yachtley and delivered in 2019.

Her top speed is 18.4 kn, her cruising speed is 17.0 kn, and she boasts a maximum cruising range of 8000.0 nm at 12.0 kn, with power coming from two MTU diesel engines. She can accommodate up to 24 guests in 12 staterooms, with 19 crew members. She has a gross tonnage of 2443.0 GT and a 12.8 m beam.

She was designed by Alpha Marine , who has designed 8 other superyachts in the BOAT Pro database.

The naval architecture was developed by Alpha Marine (7 other superyachts architected) and Yachtley , and the interior of the yacht was designed by Cristiano Gatto Design , who has 73 other superyacht interiors designed in the BOAT Pro database - she is built with , a Steel hull, and Aluminium superstructure.

ELEMENTS is in the top 5% by LOA in the world. She is one of 66 motor yachts in the 80-90m size range, and, compared to similarly sized motor yachts, her cruising speed is 2.06 kn above the average, and her top speed 0.04 kn above the average.

ELEMENTS is currently sailing under the Malta flag, the 3rd most popular flag state for superyachts with a total of 1078 yachts registered. She is known to be an active superyacht and has most recently been spotted cruising near Greece. For more information regarding ELEMENTS's movements, find out more about BOAT Pro AIS .

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• Name: ELEMENTS
• Yacht Type: Motor Yacht
• Yacht Subtype: Displacement
• Builder: Yachtley
• Naval Architect: Yachtley , Alpha Marine
• Exterior Designer: Alpha Marine
• Interior Designer: Cristiano Gatto Design

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ELEMENTS Yacht for Sale

ELEMENTS is an 80m superyacht for sale that was built to Lloyd’s register and is SOLAS compliant for 24 passengers. Her interior has a luxurious oriental art-deco style, with nine guest cabins, two VIPs and a master suite, plus an elevator on all guest decks, beach club & spa. 

€112,000,000 VAT not paid

• Length 80m / 262.4ft
• Builder Yachtley
• Guest cabins 12
• Max speed 20 knots
• Hull material Steel
• Range 8000nm
• Cruising speed 13 knots

Stand out features

• SOLAS compliant for up to 24 guests on charter
• Spa with massage room & Turkish bath
• Interior design by the renowned Cristiano Gatto
• Swimming pool

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With an imposing 80m exterior and sophisticated interior, superyacht ELEMENTS will appeal to forward-thinking yacht owners seeking only the highest quality. Designed for strength and seaworthiness, ELEMENTS features a classic-lined steel hull, aluminium superstructure and uncompromising performance.

ELEMENTS accommodates 24 guests in private and charter use and is SOLAS compliant. The interior is stylish, opulent and detailed. From the pen of award-winning Italian designer Cristiano Gatto the overall look is a fresh take on Art Deco including elegant Grecian-style pillars in the main salon and the master suite, etched mirrored glass detailing and chandeliers in fine-cut crystal.

The yacht's profile features a striking flared bow and modern innovative profile, setting her apart from others of her size. Exterior flowthrough deck areas were designed around the guest experience, suitable for entertaining large groups of friends yet equally ideal for relaxing in the sun. An oceanside beach club is a highlight of the yacht's exterior spaces, featuring a wide sunbathing platform and bar with glass detailing. With flexibility and versatility to suit any guest setup, ELEMENTS offers a strong potential for charter.

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ELEMENTS benefits from stunning design, inside and out. But on top of that, she's also got some impressive performance abilities. Truly a special yacht.

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ELEMENTS is an 80m superyacht built by Yachtley in 2019 and available for charter with Ocean Independence.

An exceptional 80m Yachtley superyacht, ELEMENTS is available for charter with accommodation for 12 guests across 12 en suite staterooms. She is well equipped with a choice of entertainment and relaxation spaces for the ultimate charter experience.

Delivered in 2019, ELEMENTS combines a chic interior by Italian design studio Cristiano Gatto with generous exterior decks, featuring a Jacuzzi and alfresco dining areas. Her additional onboard amenities include a cinema, a spa complete with a Turkish hammam and massage room, and a library. A favourite area for active guests is the beach club aft on the lower deck featuring two swim platforms for proximity to the sea.

With the best in flexibility and versatility, ELEMENTS offers the ultimate indulgent charter experience.

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ELEMENTS offers luxurious accommodation for 12 guests in 12 spacious en suite staterooms, consisting of an Owner's suite, 2 VIP suites, 4 doubles and 5 twins. The Owner's suite opens onto the sweeping foredeck with incredible panoramic views.

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The creators of the latest vessel from Azimut Yachts went to great lengths to reduce its emissions, but even they won’t call it green.

By Ian Volner

Reporting from Milan

This article is part of our Design special section about water as a source of creativity.

In the middle of Milan Design Week last month, in the middle of the Bagni Misteriosi — a historic bathing complex in the Porta Romana neighborhood — the Italian luxury shipbuilder Azimut Yachts hosted an unusual exhibition. It was a celebration of the company’s latest offering: the Seadeck 6, which made its debut last year and features interiors by the design team of Matteo Thun and Antonio Rodriguez.

Having been lowered into the facility by crane, the nearly 60-foot vessel was set afloat in an outdoor swimming pool. There it bobbed, traversed by hordes of well-coiffed guests while a concealed apparatus shrouded it in bursts of atmospheric steam. Surreal, elegant, not a little absurd, it was a scene straight out of Fellini, with overtones of Werner Herzog’s boat-hoisting epic “Fitzcarraldo.”

But the thing that made it most unusual? “Azimut wanted to make this the most sustainable boat on the market,” Mr. Rodriguez said. “We tried to do that.”

The ultimate playthings for the ultrawealthy, high-end pleasure craft would not seem optimal candidates for greening. Yet a growing number of manufacturers and designers are trying to change that, producing yachts both large and (comparatively) small assembled from fewer and less carbon-intensive materials, requiring a fraction of the power to run and drawing more of their energy from renewable sources.

In a peculiar twist for an industry uniquely exposed to supply-chain shocks and the vicissitudes of geopolitics (the loss of the once-lucrative Russian market continues to smart), global brand leaders appear to be making the move toward energy efficiency of their own accord, rather than in response to any explicit demand from their clientele.

“We will have to see if the world is ready,” said Giovanna Vitelli, Azimut’s chairwoman, as she stood aboard the Seadeck 6 during its not-quite maiden, not-quite voyage.

It is an approach that entails some risk. In January, Silent Yachts — an Austrian solar-electric catamaran company with facilities in Fano, Italy — was reported to be approaching bankruptcy amid problems with both its corporate parent and a key subcontractor. A former client stepped in to rescue the brand from insolvency, yet challenges remain. In a recent interview with the trade publication Superyacht News, the company’s new chief operating officer, Fabrizio Iarrera, spoke of the “costs associated with creating an entirely new market.”

Still, the push toward more sustainable yachting appears to be barreling forward, part of a broader shift in the role of design in the industry. Seven years ago, Bonetti/Kozerski Architecture in New York — known for its plush hotel interiors for the hospitality magnate Ian Schrager — was invited by Azimut’s sister company Benetti to develop a new yacht concept, the Oasis. It was one of the rare instances in which Benetti, founded in 1873, had sought out collaborators with no previous maritime experience, and all parties took it as an opportunity to import a set of values they viewed as lacking in the boating world.

According to Enrico Bonetti, the architecture firm’s co-founder, boat design previously favored grand spaces that no one actually liked. “There’s always this big table nobody’s using, then you step into another place with shiny things,” he said. “We didn’t follow that.” With its open, airy living space, wood paneling and notable lack of gold leaf, the Oasis represented a more humane vision for the yacht of the future, one constrained by at least the appearance of refinement and reserve, though it was ritzy nonetheless.

That low-key tendency is very much in line with the decarbonization campaign now underway at Azimut and other builders. In recent years, design studios like Zaha Hadid Architects and Pininfarina have turned out yacht proposals that pair sleek visuals with reduced reliance on fossil fuels; later this year, Yves Béhar, the Swiss-born product and furniture maestro, will unveil his own take on the trend — a catamaran designed for an as-yet unnamed manufacturer. “It’s essentially an E.V.,” said Mr. Béhar, who was also in Milan for the design fair.

Underlying the designer eco-yacht phenomenon is the intuitive sense, as Antonio Rodriguez put it, that “silent luxury” is fast displacing opulence. Where previous generations of yachters sought to flaunt their wealth, today’s owners may be less keen to draw attention to their own affluence. In reducing their carbon footprint, boatmakers are hoping to lure customers eager to reduce their profile, while still allowing them to ply the seven seas in style.

The Seadeck 6 certainly does that. With a crisp, white exterior — the work of the veteran yacht designer Alberto Mancini — the ship sleeps up to eight in three below-deck cabins. Topside, guests can sprawl in fore and aft lounges, or take lunch prepared in a semi-concealed galley, served on an elegant foldout table. The interior palette is muted, the contours soft, and everywhere, Ms. Vitelli said, the intention was to let people “feel close to water” rather than immuring them in an oceangoing penthouse.

Relatively speaking, the Seadeck’s ecological credentials are also impressive. Nearly every feature has been retooled for minimal environmental impact: replacing the customary teak deck with sustainably sourced cork; covering the walls and upholstering the seating with organic and recycled materials; even sealing the hull with something the company refers to as an ‘eco-gel finish.’” Most important, the craft incorporates a still-novel (for marine propulsion) hybrid engine, capable of a top speed of 33 knots with the ability to navigate about 200 miles offshore — enough for a quick spin from Fort Lauderdale to the Bahamas.

Add it together, and the company claims the Seadeck 6 and its larger cousin, the 71-foot Seadeck 7, achieve an operational carbon output 60 percent that of comparable vessels.

It’s a start, but only that. A comparative analysis with a similarly sized Azimut product — coupled with statistics from the Environmental Protection Agency — suggests that the cruise from Fort Lauderdale to Nassau would contribute roughly 4,400 pounds of carbon dioxide on the Seadeck 6, well over what the average American produces in a month.

And then there are the more immediate costs: around $2.8 million for the Seadeck 6 and $4.25 million for the Seadeck 7. Ms. Vitelli said the company hopes that enough buyers will come aboard to make price reductions possible in future.

A lot is riding on these hopes. Elsewhere in Milan, at the giant exhibition hall of the Salone del Mobile furniture fair, a talk session with a group of yacht experts underscored the stakes: During the panel, Stefano de Vivo, the chief commercial officer of the luxury yacht brand Ferretti Group, presented a slide showing Italy’s dominance in the custom-yacht sector, with domestic manufacturers taking a large share of the $9 billion global marketplace.

Mr. de Vivo declared sustainability essential to shipbuilding’s ongoing success and spoke of a general convergence with the design field at large. “As a shipyard, we’ve had to become less ‘marine,’” he said.

Back at the Bagni Misteriosi, mariners did seem in somewhat short supply, as various design lovers and Salone personalities (including the celebrated architect Michele de Lucchi, who helped create an on-site installation for Azimut) swanned around the bathhouse garden and its waterborne centerpiece. As an image of an ecologically sensitive future, the spectacle seemed off the mark — but then the Seadeck’s creators are careful not to make any overly sweeping claims as to whether their yacht, or any yacht for that matter, can truly be deemed an ecological asset.

“We don’t really like the word ‘sustainable,’” Mr. Rodriguez said. “We prefer to say it’s ‘conscious.’”