The 45M ISA GRAN TURISMO motor yacht ULTRAVIOLET II is the latest masterpiece having left the Italian shipyard, representing the beautiful Italian design with fluid exterior lines and harmonious luxury interiors. With naval architecture by Palumbo Superyachts, and exterior design by Enrico Gobbi – Team for Design and Interiors by Luca Dini Design & Architecture, this superyacht is the perfect combination of style, safety, comfort and technology on water.
running at sunset – Photo © Leonardo Andreoni
Amongst the main characteristics of her exterior design are the large windows, that can be opened on all decks, bringing the exterior environment inside the vessel. The interiors boast a calm colour palette of gold, sand and turquoise with floors in natural oak lain with an irregular pattern. The interior is further enriched with light oak wood slats mounted on bands of black lacquered wood inserted into the walls and ceilings.
elegant dining – Photo © Leonardo Andreoni
Accommodation comprises four VIP cabins that are located on the lower deck, with two twin beds that can be converted into couples and two double cabins. All suites have one private bathroom. The master suite spreads full-beam of the vessel and has been placed on the main deck forward. This stateroom has a beautiful entrance hall with a sofa and a TV, a private ensuite bathroom with a double sign and a walk-in wardrobe. From here, there is direct access to the forward outdoor lounge via a private staircase.
master suite -Photo © Leonardo Andreoni
The main saloon features a spacious L-shaped sofa and two armchairs with a golden aluminium structure, as well as a coffee table. The exterior aft area of the main deck boasts a semicircle sofa configuration with side tables. There is also a large swimming pool with silver-coloured mosaics.
main saloon seating area – Photo © Leonardo Andreoni
Jacuzzi – Photo © Leonardo Andreoni
The upper deck is home to the helm stations, the Captain’s cabin, and a lovely round dining area with circular windows opening 180° onto the cockpit. Sofas, armchairs, two coffee tables and a number of pouffes have been placed here.
Photo © Leonardo Andreoni
The flybridge offers another dining area; a more informal one that includes a bar, a round table and a sun deck.
Luxury yachting lifestyle – Photo © Leonardo Andreoni
Ultraviolet II is powered by two CAT C32 ACERT engines of 1300 hp each and reaches a top speed of 15,4 knots while her cruising speed is 14 knots.
She has a range of water toys as well as a 5m tender stowed in the side-opening starboard garage on the lower deck. At the bow, a rescue boat is stored as well as the two jet skis in the hangar, all of which can be launched via a hydraulic crane.
