Feadship reveals the new megayacht Moonrise
The new Moonrise yacht has emerged from the Feadship shipyard in Makkum. This 101-meter vessel continues the stylistic lineage of its slightly smaller predecessor, delivered in 2020, but boasts a range of innovative features.
Once again, the exterior of Moonrise was designed by Studio De Voogt, while Rémi Tessier handled the interiors. One of the most striking updates is the absence of satellite domes. Instead, Starlink receivers have been seamlessly integrated into the superstructure, enhancing the quality and efficiency of satellite communication while creating a cleaner, more streamlined design.
Other upgrades include a taller mast, an expansive sun deck with a massage room, gym, and hair salon, as well as enlarged outdoor relaxation areas and a swim platform. The owner enjoys a private deck, and the yacht is also equipped with a cinema.
The naval architecture has been optimised to ensure maximum comfort both underway and at anchor. Special attention was given to minimising noise levels: the design of the propellers and transmission components reduces both underwater noise and sound levels in guest areas, delivering an exceptional onboard experience. Among other innovations, the shipyard implemented an anchor winch with advanced noise- and vibration-dampening technology, along with an optimised anchor chain system.
Предыдущая Feadship Moonrise (2020)
Moonrise is currently in the final stages of outfitting and will soon begin sea trials ahead of delivery.
