NAMASTE, a Tamsen 40 M Super Yacht, has many unique and innovative attributes that make her stand out from the crowd. Unveiled in 2008 at the Festival International de la Plaisance in Cannes and at the Monaco Yacht Show, the vessel is a full meter wider than most yachts of the same length. This extra width allows for more interior space that makes the yacht capable of accommodating 12 guests and provides a generous number of recreational areas. NAMASTE manages to look both sleek and trim on the water.

If you like to eat outdoors, NAMASTE is equipped for every meal in various locations from the main deck to the sun deck to the sky lounge to the foredeck. Her main deck contains a living area and a saloon with two lounges and a bar, a reading area, and an office. The galley and the cockpit are also on the main deck, as is the master cabin in the bow. The main deck contains a Jacuzzi, seating, a dining area, and a Bimini-sunshade on the foredeck.

NAMASTE's modern design is created with primarily angular fixtures and furniture. The earth tones of light-coloured wood, off-white, brown, and animal prints are in leathers and fabrics, and the floors are graced with Kashmir carpets. The upper deck and staircases are white and light-coloured wood grain for a bright and classic look.

The upper deck has a sun deck and an adjacent sky lounge with a panoramic view, as well as an open area with a retractable large roof window. The sky lounge includes a dining area that seats eight and a separate lounge area with coffee tables and comfortable chairs. This deck features large glass windows and sliding doors.

The lower deck contains four carpeted guest cabins midships and three double crew cabins in the bow, each equipped with its own bathroom. The guest cabins, which can be reached from a staircase connecting them with the saloon, feature off-white linens and large hull windows. Two of the cabins contain a daybed that will comfortably accommodate families with children, and a 24-hour self-service bar is readily available to guests.