Jesse James
When we think of superyachts, we think of massive vessels with luxurious details and unique features throughout. Today we get a look at Sinot Aqua Superyacht Concept. This beautiful design offers superyacht luxury with an eco-friendly approach. The vessel features a system that uses liquified hydrogen, which is converted into electricity via PEM fuel cells with water as the only by-product.
The energy is then transmitted to the ship’s switchboards, where it is used for propulsion, services. The energy is also buffered by large batteries. The electric propulsion system makes the vessel very quiet while allowing a range of 3750 nautical miles. The superyacht features 367 feet of space, stretching from bow to stern. The interior features a spacious, beam-wide owner’s pavilion provides plenty of space to kick back and relax. The space also features VIP staterooms on the beach deck near the waterline. As well as an expansive exercise and wellness area is a nice touch as well. The vessel comes equipped with all the outdoor amenities you’d expect, including a pool, sun pads, and al fresco dining areas.
Take a closer look at the Sinot Aqua Superyacht concept in the images below. Learn more about this beautiful design from Sinot. Keep it locked here to The Culture Curators for more impressive examples of the luxurious life coming soon. Dream big!
Photos via Sinot
