Delivered in 2017, the 49.99-metre Tankoa superyacht Vertige was the first in the Tankoa S501 series to hit the water. The award-winning motor yacht boasts an sleek and streamlined exterior with a harmonious interior design.
Vertige features exterior design from Italy-based designer Francesco Paszkowski with an interior design collaboration between Francesco Paszkowski and Margherita Casprini. The brief for Vertige was simple, to design a yacht where people could relax and enjoy the company of each other.
The spacious 496 GT yacht features an open-plan main saloon with sumptuous sofas and a 1950s inspired decor. Vertige is also able to accommodate guests with a formal dining setting with seating for up to 10 guests.
Up to 12 guests can sleep overnight onboard Vertige with a choice of six well-appointed staterooms. Her full-beam owners suite is located on the main deck and is equipped with a private study, ensuite bathroom and fold-out balconies. 
The remaining guests of Vertige are accommodated in one of five staterooms consisting of a VIP suite on the main deck, and three doubles and a twin on the lower deck. Vertige is also able to carry a crew of nine.
For those looking to dine alfresco, Vertige has a dining table for 14 on her upper deck which also converts to a cinema under the stars. Her exterior deck areas are spacious and inviting with deep-cushioned sofas that allow you to soak in the magnificent views. 
Arguably the best spot onboard Vertige is her sundeck, complete with Jacuzzi, wet bar with seating, sun loungers. The area is perfect for guests to top up their tan, or relax with a cocktail in hand.
The large swim platform of Vertige allows guests to stay connected with the sea and is perfect for oceanside relaxation. Vertige also has a garage side deck to allow access to water toys without disturbing guests in the beach club.
In terms of performance, Vertige is equipped with twin MTU engines that provide her with a top speed of 16 knots and a cruising speed of 14. She is also equipped with Zero Speed stabilisers that provide complete steadiness while at anchor, especially in rough weather.