Inside the ready-to-go 50m Heesen yacht Triton

Built completely on spec to Heesen’s exacting standards, project Triton is a 49.9-metre platform optimised to deliver the largest possible volume while still remaining under the 500GT threshold. After her launch at the end of May, SuperYacht Times got a look inside the new motor yacht for sale.Photo: Dick HolthuisPhoto: Heesen YachtsPhoto: Heesen YachtsFeaturing contemporary interior design by Reymond Langton, Triton’s interiors are both casual and sophisticated making use of contrasting colours and materials such as light Tanganyika, dark American walnut, as well as brown and blue marble, ivory pearlised finishes and bronzed detailing.Photo: Heesen YachtsPhoto: Heesen YachtsPhoto: Heesen YachtsBy creating an interior to suit any prospective new owner without generalising the detailing, Reymond Langton has provided neutral yet adaptable furnishings which provide a backdrop to life at sea.Photo: Heesen YachtsPhoto: Heesen Yachts“A distinguishing feature of Triton is the exterior styling by Clifford Denn, who was inspired by classic car design and Austin Healey in particular,” says Heesen's Sales & Marketing Director, Mark Cavendish. “Clifford is a rising star in the yachting world and he has created a really beautiful profile with flowing curves and elegant lines."Photo: Heesen YachtsPhoto: Heesen YachtsThis bluewater yacht for sale is powered by twin MTU diesel engines and can travel at a maximum speed of 15 knots and a cruising speed of 12 knots. Her oceanic range is 3,800nm and her full displacement round bilge hull with bulbous bow ensures safe and smooth sailing even in adverse conditions.

The video below is from before the yacht was fully completed.