This catamaran was designed by Sam Sorgiovanni Designs in consultation with the client and the Naval Architecture was done by Mark Ellis. As will all catamarans it provides very generous deck spaces and has a fully operational helicopter pad on the upper deck.

The yacht has accommodation for 8 crew in the hulls and two upper deck staterooms with private balconies, 2 VIP cabins on the main deck and another guest cabin with an office/nanny accommodation nearby provide accommodation for up to 11 guests.

Two large Niaid tenders are a stored on the sun deck with appropriate davits and on this level there is also a spa, barbeque and gym equipment storage.

The Wheelhouse and navigation area is forward on the upperdeck with the guest accommodation behind. On the main deck aft of the guest accommodation is a very spacious saloon including formal dinning area and outside on this deck is another alfresco dinning area enclosed with clears and fully air-conditioned.

Two Caterpillar C32 1800 horsepower engines with provide a maximum speed fully loaded of an estimated 18 knots and a passerelle extends out from the starboard side to simplify boarding.

In an exciting project run by Americas Cup winning builder Steve Ward, Evolution yachts were contracted to complete the fitout of the vessel to the high and exacting standards of the owner, himself an Olympic yachtsman. Fitout tasks included all interior furniture, fitout and plumbing, as well as teak decking, external faring, painting and stainless steel.

After an extensive worldwide selection process, Evolution were chosen based upon their proven expertise in the construction and fitout of flawless superyachts, and the renowned naval interior designer Dick Young for his ability to create an effortless feeling of relaxation and style.