Tortoise is the fourth yacht in Arcadia Yachts’ 115 series built last year by the Italian shipyard. She boasts an exterior design by Francesco Guida, while her interior features white Poltrona Frau leather furnishings.
Over three decks, the yacht offers spacious living rooms with floor-to-ceiling windows providing plenty of natural light, a hot tub at the fore of the main deck, and fine Italian furnishings.
Owners and guests can relax on comfortable sofas, while admiring the ample views over the surrounding landscape, or watch TV.
With a relaxing and fresh white and turquoise colour scheme, Tortoise also provides a fully-equipped kitchen, and a gym off the master suite with exercise equipment.
The vessel provides accommodation for 12 guests in six cabins, including a master suite, on the lower deck and also accommodates seven crew members.
Outdoor spaces offer a sun lounge to enjoy the sun in full fresh sea-breeze and a hot tub at the front of the superyacht to protect guests from wind. Various water toys are available to keep guests entertained, including a personal watercraft, Seabob water sleds, snorkelling equipment and water skis.
Tortoise was designed with several eco-friendly features, such as a bank of solar panels, an onboard sewage treatment system, and electric-powered propulsion at low speed. The yacht has a cruising speed of 12-15 knots and can reach a maximum speed of 17 knots.
A sector undergoing modernisation
Silvia Chiarito
August 5, 2026
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