Measuring 351ft (107 metres), Stiletto would rank among the world's 35 largest superyachts if launched. Stunning waterfall serves as the backdrop to an enclosed swimming pool, with steps leading to a helipad. Concept superyacht also boasts a two-storey salon that has a 20ft ceiling, central bar and mezzanine balcony.
One of the world’s leading ship builders has designed a stunning superyacht that replicates one of nature’s greatest wonders.
Stiletto, an innovative 351ft vessel that would rank among the world’s largest super yachts if launched today, has its own waterfall, which serves as the backdrop to an enclosed swimming pool.
The concept yacht boasts a second swimming pool, gym, spa and a massive lounge where the owner and his or her guests can unwind with their favourite tipple.
Stiletto in the brainchild of Oceanco, which has built more than two dozen custom superyachts at its shipyard in Alblasserdam, Netherlands in the last 20 years.
Its futuristic design features a sweeping interior that is rarely seen on a superyacht.
A two-storey salon has a 20ft ceiling, central bar, mezzanine balcony with panoramic views and long sightlines, while a glass lift and large spiral staircase are set under a skylight, bringing sunlight into the heart of the yacht.
Another striking feature is found at the front of the massive vessel. An outdoor terrace protected by shading louvres has an enclosed swimming pool and waterfall, a bar and pantry, recliners and steps to a helipad.
Terraces at the rear of the yacht surround a swimming pool that is integrated into exterior dining and bar areas, with spectacular views of the sea.
Designed by naval architect Ken Freivokh, Stiletto can accommodate 16 to 18 guests in an owner’s suite, six guest cabins and a VIP cabin that can be split into two cabins. There is also accommodation for 30 crew members.
The owner’s suite has its own private terrace and hot tub, and overlooks the swimming pool at the rear of the yacht.
On the lower deck, guests can retreat to a spa or gymnasium with exercise equipment and large TV screens built into a wall. There is also storage space for water toys and tenders.
If it launched today Stiletto would be among 35 largest superyachts in the world.
Billed as a ‘rule breaker’ thanks to its sleek design, Oceanco said: ‘She is a superyacht that transcends all preconceived notions of interior and deck layout.’
Stiletto has a maximum speed of 18.5 knots (21mph) and hybrid propulsion, with two diesel engines and an electric motor that allows for silent operation.
It also includes plans for a unique system that reuses wasted energy.
