The elegant 47m/154ft Benetti motor yacht BACCHANAL (FB703) has been delivered to her owner from Mexico. She was launched earlier this year during the Mediterranean summer yacht season. Her stylish exterior profile was penned by the shipyard’s in-house team, while the interiors were created by Mauricio Gomez de Tuddo and the Benetti Interior Style Department. At 440GT, BACCHANAL has a draught of 2.32m/7.6ft and a beam of 9.10m/29.8ft.
Benetti FB703 MY Bacchanal
The living and relaxation areas are spread across four decks, with accommodation for 12 guests in six cabins.
The main deck hosts the owner’s full-beam apartment with a private study. There is also a veranda which creates a fantastic indoor-outdoor flow in the stern fitted with a frameless sliding glass door. The main salon, dining space and cockpit are brightly lit with natural light, which creates an inviting atmosphere. Used in the interior styling materials include teak;,. decking, wenge parquet, Thassos marble and black granite. As for the furniture, it combines teak, metallised grey and some other sophisticated materials and colours.
The lower deck is equipped with 2 VIP and 2 guest cabins, as well as crew quarters. The sundeck boasts a swimming pool with mosaic by Sicis. The sunbeds offer to relax and unwind after a day of exploring the waters of the most popular cruising locations around the world. Alfresco dining area features a round table for 12 guests and a dumb waiter that connects all decks.
Benetti motor yacht BACCHANAL is equipped with a 3D sonar system to identify obstacles within 500 metres.
She is powered by two MTU 12V engines, which provide a top speed of 15.8 knots. At her cruising speed of 10 knots, she has a range of 5,900 nm.
At the delivery ceremony, the particularly proud and satisfied owner said: “After my first Benetti in 2015, I came back to work with a team that in my opinion realises one of the best yachts in the world. I’m happy that everything is the result of a masterfully orchestrated teamwork, and all my ideas and wishes were welcomed.”
