Luxury Yacht "Sveti"

The private luxury yachts are high class most favored vehicles for some well needed breaks and private socializing.

The terms luxury yacht, super yacht, large yacht and mega yacht refer to very expensive, privately owned yachts which are professionally crewed.

Italian design studio, Pastrovich, has unveiled a stunning new luxury yacht concept, which according to the company, is "a combination of the nicest features of the world’s most luxurious resorts.”

A multitude of innovative structures will be amassed to build this breathtaking ship which will include tropical beach elements, as well as guest “villas,” an underwater spa, and a cave-like lower level, housing a wine cellar and cigar lounge. The finished project hopes to liken the experience to a luxury resort in motion.

A complex project, Sveti will include various luxury amenities as well as natural ecosystems and energy saving technologies.

This incredible vacation experience will also be complimented by a state-of-the-art climate control 

technology, which will protect the natural environment onboard Sveti and keep guests comfortable, no matter where in the world Sveti sails. Using Bris Soleil engineering, the concept will allow the ship's architecture to open at an incline with adjustable components that will create a manually controlled biosphere.

When Sveti is completed, she will be able to accommodate 120 passengers and 120 crew members. Her facilities will include a beach club, observation lounge, infinity pool, and four separate dining concepts. Like many luxury resorts and spas, Sveti guests will have access to jet skis, fishing boats, motorcycles, and the incredible vessel will also provide helicopter transportation. 

Sveti will feature a highly modern, solar panel roof and LNG, or Liquefied Natural Gas, Dual Fuel System, as well as natural ventilation and lighting. These systems will ensure that the enormous craft is as energy efficient as possible. Engineers are collaborating to construct an “egg-shaped” hull whose continuity will reduce both load-bearing weight and materials necessary to build it.

To learn more visit Pastrovich.com
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