On deck there are also two other lounge/solarium areas, one at the bow and another at the stern; the latter (positioned above the garage that can store a 2.80 metre tender and toys) has fold-down terraces along the side, which add 5 square metres to the available space. This is a significant improvement in the quality of life on board, always in close contact with the sea.
The deep stern platform makes the most of the dimensions of the yacht and – an absolute first for the Walkaround range – it is not “just” an actual terrace overlooking the sea, but it also acts as a transformer for launching and hauling toys and for easier disembarking, while also providing more space in the engine room.
The interior layouts are inspired by the solutions usually found on superyachts, with great flexibility in terms of layout to meet the different needs of the owners. The standard “galley up” version can include three cabins and three bathrooms on the lower deck. The shipyard then planned two optional versions: the first, with the galley on the main deck, houses a large lounge, two cabins and three bathrooms on the lower deck, while in the second version the galley, two cabins and three bathrooms are on the lower deck.
The cabin for two crewmembers (with its own toilet and shower) is located in the bow section and has separate access to the deck for greater privacy.