The 59-metre superyacht Maybe, launched on Saturday 13th August in Spain, will be having her world debut at the upcoming edition of the Monaco Yacht Show.
Built by MetalShips, Maybe is the largest yacht to be built in Spain: she had been under construction since 2008 at another Spanish yard known as Factoria Naval de Marin, but was put on hold because of hard times. MetalShips picked up the project last year and started to work on it after an owner was secured.
She is an elegant and contemporary tri-deck superyacht featuring eye-catching exterior by the Acubens Naval Architects and interior design by Toni Colom of Marcelo Penna Yacht Design.
Designed with great care for light and simplicity, Maybe enhances open spaces on board and offers plenty of luxurious amenities such as spacious saloons, generous outdoor areas and a private cinema room.
The main deck features an open main saloon with an elegant dining area, while outdoor spaces offer a bar, Jacuzzi, al-fresco dining and relaxing.
Accommodation on board is provided for up to 12 people, across five stateroom: a full-beam Master Suite above, two double cabins and two twins on the lower deck. A crew of 16 is also accommodated on board.
Available for sale through Camper & Nicholsons, Maybe will be one of the 125 superyachts on display at the Monaco Yacht Show.
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