Maiora 36, Fipa Group’s latest superyacht model to be launched in 2017

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maiora_fipaFipa Group’s new Maiora 36 superyacht is currently under construction and is scheduled for delivery in June 2017. The first unit will be a RPH flybridge version, a tri-deck model will also be available.
The main feature of the newly added model is her impressive beam: measuring 8.2-metres, it allows for a generous volume which is atypical on a yacht this class.
Such width means extra space for a more comfortable layout arrangement: the full-beam master suite, enveloped by single surface glazed panels on either side, opens up on starboard with a private balcony.
Guests are accommodated across four cabins, two twin and two double VIP cabins,  all located below deck and arranged around the central staircase that leads up to the main lobby.
Exterior spaces are generous just like common indoor areas, and include a large Portuguese deck area, and a the spa pool on the flybridge, where to completely relax and sunbathe.
Both the RPH and tri-deck versions come standard with two MTU 16V 2000 M96L engines.

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