ISA GT 67 superyacht project unveiled

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ISA Yachts recently unveiled three new designs developed in collaboration with Enrico Gobbi’s Team For Design. The largest is the 67-metre ISA GT 67, inspired by previous 66-metre model Okto, launched in 2014.

As for the yacht’s exterior design, the yard has commented that typical ISA Yachts features have been revisited with a stronger appeal.
Enrico Gobbi added: “This large and unique sports yacht shows a well-balanced and pure exterior, with sleek, strong lines and a slender silhouette.”
The volume of the superstructure is purposely drawn back to imitate the proportions and extended front hood of a large sports coupé.

The interior feature floor-to-ceiling glazing in the main deck saloon, master suite and upper deck saloon to allow for plenty of natural light and stunning views on the surrounding landscape. As for the interior styling, Gobbi has proposed a preliminary interior décor in glossy wenge and ivory maple woodwork, offset by polished stainless steel elements.

ISA GT 67’s amenities include an impressive pool with U-shaped glass panel built into the transom to create a real wow factor as guests step on board located on the aft deck, an optional gym on the sundeck, a touch-and-go foredeck helipad.

Comfortable accommodation is provided for up to 12 guests across six cabins, including the owner’s suite with fold-out balcony, four doubles below decks and a panoramic VIP stateroom.

The ISA GT 67 is expected to be launched before the end of 2019. The two further models designed by Team For Design are the ISA Classic 50 and an updated version of the ISA Sport 120.

ISA Yachts acquired by the Palumbo Group in July 2016, is the latest addition to Palumbo’s yards in Naples, Messina, Malta, the former ITM yard in Marseilles and the Santa Cruz shipyard in Tenerife.

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