Latitude (ex: Latinou)

    
Project Name: Yacht type: Motor Yacht
Based concept: Sub type:
Displacement
Imo: 1009168 MMSI:
Call sign: 2AUP7 SYT#: Y00601
Flag: Isle of Man Port of Registry: Douglas
 
Length Overall (m): 52.00 Length Overall (ft): 170.60
Length On Deck (m): Length On Deck (ft):
Length Waterline (m): 43.40 Length Waterline (ft): 142.39
Beam (m): 10.40 Beam (ft): 34.12
Draught Max (m): 3.20 Draught Max (ft): 10.50
Draught Min (m): Draught Min (ft):
 
Shipyard: Benetti SpA Year: 2008
Hull: FB 237 Status: Completed
Port: Livorno Country: Italy
Comment:
 
Naval Architect: Benetti SpA
Exterior Designer: Stefano Natucci
Interior Designer: Benetti SpA
 
Hull Material: Steel Superstructure: Aluminium
Gross Tonnage: 812 Displacement: 775
Class: Lloyds Register / RINA
Class Comments: MCA: Yes
 
Guest Cabins: 1 Master, 4 Double, 1 Twin
Guests: 12 Max Charter Guests:
Crew Cabins: Crew: 14
 
Engine Manufacturer: Caterpillar Inc Model: 3512B DITA
Number of Engines: 2 Type: Diesel
HP: 1,850 KW: 1,380
Total HP: 3,700 Total KW: 2,759
 
Engines:
Max Speed: 16 Cruise Speed: 15
Range: 5,000 Propulsion: Twin Screw
 
Fuel Capacity (Liters): 120,000 Fuel Capacity (Gallons): 31,704
Water Capacity (Liters): 22,000 Water Capacity (Gallons): 5,812
 
 

Description

The Owner has been thoroughly involved into the building process of Latinou and has followed and even leaded the project from the very first handmade drawings to the delivery. He had chartered extensively before getting into this new built project and had therefore a great technical knowledge about superyachts, allowing efficient and constructive discussions with the Benetti shipyard and especially with Antonio Pozzi, Laitnou's Project Manager.

The decoration theme of Latinou is contemporary art deco. The objective of the Owner and Mauro Izzo, the interior decorator of the shipyard, was to create a special and fine atmosphere that would evocate the ambiance and grandeur of the Transatlantic ocean liners from the 1920s and the 1930s (Normandie, Queen Elisabeth, France, Rex), but without going too deep into details though, so as to be able to combine this kind of decoration with a modern touch. A wide range of typical materials has been used, such as stainless steel, fine leather, engraved glass and shagreen better known as Galuchat (ray skin).

Photos by Marc Paris

Exterior Photos

Interior Photos

Design Drawings