75m in-build Turquoise Vallicelli superyacht sold

Turkish shipyard Turquoise Yachts has announced the sale of its in-build Project NB69 (known as the 75-metre Vallicelli superyacht) with Stuart Larsen from Fraser representing the buyer in the deal. Turquoise 75m exterior designPhoto: Turquoise YachtsFirst revealed back in October 2019, the 1680 GT Project NB69 is a sistership to Turquoise's NB66 (known as the 74-metre Vallicelli superyacht) which was sold in 2018 and features exterior design by the Rome-based studio Andrea Vallicelli, and interiors by Sinot Yacht Architecture & Design in a new collaboration for the shipyard. 

On 17th of July, Turquoise’s floating dock (which has a 2500-ton lifting capacity) transferred the 75m Vallicelli superyacht from Turquoise’s Kocaeli facility to its yard in Istanbul, Pendik, where she will undergo the completion of interior installations and outfitting as well as a top coat paint application. Turquoise 75m yacht project exterior renderingPhoto: Turquoise YachtsStandout features on board include her generous full-beam beach club with multiple openings (it opens aft to the swim platform and features shell doors on either side which convert into extended sea platforms). Her central tender garage can house a 10.2-metre limousine tender as well as a multi-purpose guest tender, a rescue/crew tender and several jet skis.

Additional plus points on board the 75-metre Vallicelli superyacht include her touch-and-go helicopter (located forward on the upper deck), and the owner's private exterior area complete with outdoor dinette, sunbathing cushions and Jacuzzi. She also comes equipped with a gym, treatment room, media lounge and library, dive shop and surf shack, as well as a 4.1-metre pool and lounge area.

Turquoise 75m exterior designPhoto: Turquoise Yachts

As well as the owner's suite which has its own private deck and office, guests are accommodated across a VIP cabin and five additional staterooms. A crew of 21 is also housed on board across eleven cabins.

Performance-wise, the vessel's Caterpillar 3516C 1920kW engines enable her to reach a top speed of 17 knots. The 75m Vallicelli superyacht is on schedule for delivery in the last quarter of 2021 following sea trials.

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