VIVA yacht is a masterpiece built by the renowned Feadship De Voogt Naval Architects, a Netherlands-based yacht designer, in their Kaag shipyard.
She was built in 2021 and is considered one of the largest motor yachts in the world that can accommodate up to 14 guests in luxurious comfort and 18 crew for excellent service.
This majestic 308-foot superyacht is considered to be the first in a line of future luxury yachts that also focus on significantly reducing its carbon footprint by running on diesel-electric power.
According to the AIS data, she is currently sailing under the flag of the Cayman Islands.
| Name: | Viva |
| Length: | 94 metres (308ft) |
| Guests: | 14 |
| Crew: | 18 |
| Builder: | Feadship |
| Designer: | Azure Yacht Design & Naval Architecture |
| Interior Designer: | Peter Marino |
| Year: | 2021 |
| Speed: | 20 knots |
| Engines: | MTU |
| Volume: | 3000 tons |
| Price: | US $175 million |
| Annual Running Cost: | US $17.5million |
| Owner: | Undisclosed |
VIVA yacht interior
The VIVA yacht is a luxury yacht with an emphasis on environmentalism. Her design was penned by Peter Marino featuring “great edifices” of glass, including floor-to-ceiling windows that allow for natural light and ventilation throughout the interior spaces.
Marino’s theme for this superyacht is an open beach house style with a touch of minimalism clearly shown in the design’s abundance of clean lines.
She boasts of a movie theatre, beauty salon, underwater lights, elevator, beach club, gym, and air conditioning for the guests’ enjoyment.
Exterior
She features an exterior design by Azure Yacht Design & Naval Architecture with an aluminum superstructure and teak decks for a classic look.
The superyacht’s exterior is created with a modern, minimalistic design in a special pearl-white livery.
The clean lines and abundance of glass draw attention from all who see it as she sails across blue waters.
Her hull is built to be as efficient as possible, reducing the engine power required to sail through the waters.
Additionally, she features the largest tender and the longest hull doors ever seen on a Feadship.
VIVA Yacht specifications
The VIVA yacht is a stunning 94-meter-long luxury yacht with an incredible 13.6m beam and a volume of 2999 gross tonnage, making it one of the largest yachts in its class.
Her water tanks can store around 71,000 liters of fresh water that the guests can use.
The yacht is powered by twin MTU engines with a maximum speed of 20 knots, a cruising speed of 12 knots, and a range that extends over 5k nautical miles. She is also equipped with at-anchor stabilizers to provide exceptional comfort levels.
She is hailed as the most environmentally-friendly luxury vessel of its kind because of her eco-friendly waste treatment plant and heat recovery systems on board.
She has been installed with an exceptionally advanced hybrid propulsion system to keep the environmental impact at around the same levels as his previous Feadship, despite that being 32 meters shorter in length.
VIVA yacht price
Her price is $175 million and her annual running cost is at around US$ 17.5 million yearly. She is currently not believed to be for sale nor available for private charter.
Owner
As a private yacht, little is known about her owner who is a billionaire and features his initials on the helicopter register N702FF.
VIVA yacht summary
VIVA yacht is a remarkable masterpiece built by Feadship De Voogt Naval Architects, showcasing luxury and environmental consciousness.
With its sleek design and innovative diesel-electric power system, it stands as one of the largest and most eco-friendly motor yachts in the world.
The interior, designed by Peter Marino, exudes a minimalist beach house style, offering a bright and inviting atmosphere for guests.
On the exterior, VIVA’s modern and minimalistic design, along with its efficient hull, captures attention as it sails across the waters.
With a price tag of $175 million, VIVA sets new standards for luxury and sustainability in the yachting industry, reflecting the owner’s commitment to excellence and environmental responsibility.
