The Vismara navetta is characterized by a precise design effort made towards a total onboard systems integration for the most user friendly approach to sailing, while navigating and or manoeuvring in the port. This new line of motor yacht Vismara has started with the bigger sister ship navetta my68 from which have been derived the construction technology and the hull design for the my56.
A clear example of the Vismara construction technology is the use of the advanced composites and the clever integration between furniture and styling elements together with the structure of the hull and deck that reduce in a very significant way the displacement (-30/40 %) allowing a substantial reduction dragn and power for propulsion and, therefore, the fuel consumption. Moreover and most important, the V56 can get to plane at 12 kts, that is a very low speed compared to the other yachts of this size and this is due to her lightness.
Navigation in lightness, high performance, long range cruising, safety and ease off handling are the characteristics that summarize the concept of this state of the art and unique Vismara MY56 navetta. The Vismara yard has in the forerunner of this guidelines stretching the boundaries of research with new concepts and trying to improve every aspect of design and construction. Typical examples are the care for the environment, the continuous research for more rational and efficient systems in order to reduce weight and simplify use, reduce maintenance and running costs for a final more freedom and range of use.
Vismara is well known for modern styling and innovation in shapes, always inspired by the global cultural changes, latest technology, new materials and new way of thinking. The application of this concepts has created a yacht characterized by a total new approach on motoring never seen on motor yachts. Lightness and speed are reached with modern materials and small engines, stylistically driven by a military concept. The white colour of the hull, however, reduces the aggressive look of the shapes and helps together with the sandwich construction to maintain an internal thermal isolation. This is a typical example of Vismara integrated design approach.
The external living room of the Navetta MY56 is characterized by a very wide dinette astern with comfortable seats and a big table. A wide sliding door gives access to the internal saloon and disappears on the side columns creating a huge single room inside-out. In the forward area the characteristic cabin design creates a very large sunbathing area, while a big locker allows the storage of all the deck equipment and the anchor system. GALLEY The design objective of the area was the comfortable transition between the dinette area and the internal saloon. The result is a spacious “l” shaped galley located on the port side between the internal and external dinette, equipped with two refrigerators, one freezer, induction cooking plates and many large lockers for storage.
Wide and roomy, it can be considered the strong point of the interiors of the MY56. The wide windows all around give maximum view during navigation and create a a saloon-on-the-sea effect. The careful design of the retractable table means it is possible to transform the dinette into a relaxation area or into a dining room for up to ten persons.
Characterised by a symmetrical geometry, the navigation station is located just in front of the saloon and benefits from a 270° view, for optimum yacht control. And due to the reverse windows, it is shaded from the sun’s rays. It is equipped with the most modern control systems and onboard monitoring displays, and interfaced with tablet for free control touch screen. The steering system is simplified by the joy-stick ips volvo control that gives an intuitive approach to the docking maneuvers.
The sleeping quarters are located below deck and are divided into two king-sized cabins, symmetrical and both equipped with a separate shower and toilet compartment, wc + bidet and wide sinks. Every cabin is characterized by wide side windows that guarantee an exceptional sea view, allowing the guest to dream of tropical islands. A sophisticated air conditioning and a modern entertainment and video installation satisfies even the most demanding clients. In detail the layout is characterized by the master cabin, fore with full large storage areas. The guest cabin is in the middle of the yacht and uses the full beam. The crew cabin is served by a separate entrance near the engine room so that there is no interference with the guest areas.
The design specifications requested by the owner were to have easy access to the engines; therefore this has been located in way that it is possible to walk around them. The other systems are also located in the engine room, concentrating the weights and reducing wiring and piping. The systems include high capacity gel batteries with a 24 Volt full electrical system, a 10 kW generator and 5 kW inverter, an air conditioning system and a black water treatment system. Very large fuel tanks are a guarantee of long-range autonomy.
A wide garage equipped with a hydraulic opening transom door allows a very easy access to the sea, and to store a very large inboard engine tender that is hauled through the use of a specially designed hydraulic gangway that disappears in the transom.
