Tribale Yachts has announced that the first unit in its Tribale 95 series is under construction. The 29.1-metre superyacht is currently having its hull laminated at the shipyard's facilities in Pisa Navicelli, Italy. Delivery is scheduled for summer 2025.
The raised pilothouse model has a robust profile characteristic of the explorer market but is designed to perform equally well on "long, offshore voyages" and "short, coastal cruises", according to the shipyard.
Accommodation is across five guest cabins and quarters for three crew. This includes a full-beam, en suite owner's cabin with a walk-in closet. Full-height windows, glass doors and skylights result in light and airy interiors, with renderings revealing clean lines and a neutral colour palette punctuated by oranges and reds.
The main deck aft is the major social area, with a sheltered dining area and seating area. From there, a double staircase leads to the "chic, informal" beach club and swim platform. A separate staircase leads up to the flybridge deck, arranged with more seating, a Jacuzzi and fixed sunpads on the bow.
An alternative convivial area is found on the upper deck, which will feature a fully stocked bar, an option for indoor dining and an additional lounge.
The model will be able to reach a maximum speed of 25 knots and a range of 1,000 nautical miles at 10 knots.
This follows the announcement that Tribale Yachts' flagship explorer yacht is to begin construction this year. Highlights include an owner's library, a beach club sauna and a dedicated "playroom" on the lower deck.
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