Benetti sells third B.Now 50-meter yacht

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italian luxury yachtBenetti announces the sale of a third B.Now 50M yacht M/Y “Project FB603”. With a fully customisable design, the steel hull and aluminium superstructure, the yacht is designed in collaboration with UK design firm RWD with an emphasis on flowing, uninterrupted lines and on the layout that is developed through newly designed exterior contours, welcoming a brand-new nautical design.

“Project FB603” is the outcome of a year-long research project with SYM Superyacht Management working closely alongside the owner’s trusted Captain to help create the yacht that will bring the owner most pleasure. “Benetti and RWD have created a true masterpiece. We were seduced by the yacht’s modern, elegant lines, and the ability to completely customise the interior, giving the owners the opportunity to create their own perfect yacht from stem to stern”, said Ben Young MBE of SYM Superyacht Management.

B.Now 50M offers 6 cabins for 12 guests and 6 cabins for 10 crew members. Conceived for people who adore being outdoors in the sunshine close to the water in a casual and contemporary atmosphere, without compromising on comfort and privacy, this is a unique Benetti with flowing lines, elongated glazing on all decks and a vertical bow. The main deck blends seamlessly with the panoramic Pool lounge while the entire bow area on the Upper Deck, which is at the owner’s full disposal, gives masses of external space. With unique access to the sea, the 36 square meters Beach Club, which seems like an extension of the aft deck, has stunning transparent stern pool.

Benetti has enjoyed a brilliant season for sales of its new models with three B.Now yachts sold in a limited time frame proving that the shipyard has a winning formula and years of expertise.

Due for delivery in 2022, “Project FB603” will be available for select charters in the Western Med.

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