Benetti Classic Double!
From strength to strength, Benetti confirms its excellence specializing in luxury yacht manufacturing by launching not one but two Class category yachts within just two days of each other: there were the sixth 29-meter Delfino 95 hull and the fourteenth 40.2- meter Classic Supreme 132 superyacht.
The Delfino 95
Benetti first launched BD106, which is the sixth hull of the Delfino 95 model built at the shipyard. BD106 is a collaboration between Benetti Interior Design Department and award-winning Italian yacht exterior designer Giorgio M. Cassettal an all-Italian styled contemporary, refined and elegant yacht with extensive glazed surface while holding in store a warm and elegant setting.
The extensive glazed surfaces effortlessly create dramatic plays of light and when this is teamed with natural materials – marbles and wood - it brings life and warmth to the elegant main salon, which is divided into a dining room with a table seating 10 and a living area with a sofa and armchair.
Further forward is the galley and the day head amidships, while the owner’s cabin in the bow is furnished with a double bed, a vanity table and a spacious double bathroom with a big marble shower in the centre. The Lower Deck has four double cabins for guests, two with double beds and two with sliding twin beds, while the bow area is reserved for crew accommodation and can sleep up to five in three cabins.
Classic Supreme 132
The next day, Benetti launched the fourteenth Classic Supreme 132 “Happy me” at its shipyard demonstrating the yard’s high efficiency in yacht manufacturing. The exteriors of this displacement yacht were designed by leading yacht architect Stefano Righini while the interiors are the work of a French revered interior designer François Zuretti.
The yacht offers spacious exteriors, particularly on the approxiately 100 sq. m Sun Deck and the Upper Deck, where the lounge area is features a Jacuzzi with a spectacular sea view.
On the Main Deck, the owner’s cabin in the bow is entered through a spacious lounge area lit by natural light that filters through big windows in both side walls. Guest accommodation is provided by two VIP and two guest double cabins on the Lower Deck. On the same deck in the bow, in a section separated from the guest area, is the crew accommodation, with seven bunks in four cabins, a kitchen and a dinette, while the captain’s cabin is on the Upper Deck.
