ADMIRAL: laid Blue Marlin’s keel

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admiral new yachtAdmiral announces the laying of Blue Marlin’s keel, the new 77.7-meter diesel-electric motoryacht born from the collaboration with Imperial and Sinot Yacht Architecture and Design.

Blue Marlin was designed with the purpose to achieve the perfect balance between the elegance of the best nautical tradition and the use of excellent technologies and materials, with particular attention to eco-sustainability thanks to an innovative diesel / electric propulsion system.

Features of the yacht

The exteriors are characterized by an exciting and refined look, defined by a preponderant and pure line that flows gracefully from bow to stern in a ribbon movement.

6-meter swimming pool, Spa, Dive area, Gym and Touch & Go Helipad frame 6 cabins, Master area on the main deck forward, VIP suite on the Bridge deck next to the full beam living area and four guest cabins on the lower deck.

Comments about the new vessel

“Blue Marlin represents the strengthening of the relationship with Imperial, which operates both as the owner’s representative and as Supervisor of the construction process” – declares Giuseppe Taranto, Vice President of The Italian Sea Group.

“With this new construction, we are getting stronger our position in the compartment megayachts from 60 to 90 meters, demonstrating our full commitment to becoming one of the main players in this specific nautical segment.

This Keel Laying ceremony was a big step forward for Imperial and for our collaboration with Admiral and The Italian Sea Group – adds Julia Stewart, Director of Imperial – We are delighted to have Sinot at our side in terms of design for create a truly remarkable superyacht that will raise the bar in the 75-80m range.

Blue Marlin will be delivered in 2023.

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