The vessel's accommodations are as follows:

Guest Area: 
Master Stateroom at main deck
VIP Stateroom
Two guest Cabins (double bed)
Massage & Beautician Spa Room with sea balcony.

Crew:
Three Crew Cabins, One Captain Cabin

LOA:   43.63 m
LWL:  36.49 m 
Moulded Beam:  8.30 m
WL Beam:  7.31 m
Moulded Depth:  4.05 m
Design Draft at Full Load:  1.51 m
Light Ship Weight: 195 tons
Displacement at Full Load:  240 tons
Displacement at Half Load: 215 tons
Trial Displacement:  210 tons
Gross tonnage:  298 GRT
Fuel capacity:  31.000 litres
Fresh Water Capacity:  5.000 litres

MACHINERY
Main engine type 2 x MTU 16V 4000 M93L
Main engine power 2 x 3440 KW @ 2100 rpm
Propulsion 2 x water jets KAMEWA 80 S3
Generators 1x 135 KW + 1x 275 KW + 2x125 KW shaft generator
Stabilization system Fixed Fin with electric motor

The yacht on sea trials ran at a maximum speed of 32 knots and a cruising speed of 26 knots. The cruising speed corresponds to the 75% of the maximum power. The yacht is estimated to have a range at cruising speed of 26 knots of 540 nm, on the basis of 31000 lt fuel. Total fuel consumption will be determined by the MTU monitoring system and considering the fuel consumption to power the electrical equipment in use in day navigation in accordance with the electrical load schedule.
 When in hybrid mode, the yacht cruises at low speed of 8 knots with two main engines OFF; the two waterjets are then powered by the two electric motors connected to the gearbox PTI. The two diesel generators supply power to both the general switchboard.

The all-composite hull of the vessel is of Fibre Reinforced Plastic (FRP) construction producing a single, strong and durable structure. The exclusive use of the composite materials in the manufacture of the hull offers benefits in terms of improved thermal and noise insulation, resistance to corrosion, strength and less maintenance.

The Composite construction provides an excellent balance in terms of weight savings and vessel's performance achieved through the use of state of the art construction techniques with proven success. Materials used for the construction of the hull have been fully approved by the Classification Society.

The yacht's superstructure are also constructed in Fibre Reinforced Plastics with PVC cores and local reinforcements. The result is a single, strong, lightweight and durable structure. Exclusive use of composite materials in the manufacture of the deck and superstructure offers the benefits of an improved thermal and noise insulation, easy maintenance and reduced weight.

Hull topside and superstructure are meticulously faired and finished in a metallic light grey paint. 
Bands in the way of window lines are painted black.

General
The main propulsion system consists of two marine diesel engines driving two water-jets through reduction gear-boxes.
The two lateral gearboxes drive a variable displacement hydraulic pump. Those provide oil pressure to operate the jet steering system.
The main ship electrical generation power system consists of two variable speed diesel generators and one shore connection.
Main engines and generators are resilient mounted to minimize noise and vibration.
The yacht is also equipped with a hybrid propulsion system, EcoProp by Siemens®, which allows it to cruise at a safe low speed of 8 Knots with the two jets powered by two electric motors connected to the gearbox PTI. The system includes the following: 2x gearboxes by ZF, with Power Take In to connect an electric motor / shaft generator 1x Variable speed diesel generator of 135 KW in a sound shield 1x Variable speed diesel generator of 270 KW in a sound shield 1x Central main switchboard 
2x Frequency drives for control of electric propulsion
 2x Switchboards for ship electric loads, including power filters 1x Propulsion power management system 2x Electric motor / Shaft generator of 125 KW.

Main Engines
Two diesel engines MTU 16V4000M93L rated at 3440 kW at 2100 RPM are installed in the engine room. The engines are flanged to the ZF gearboxes, which are provided with a PTO to connect one electric motor of 125 KW. During the navigation at cruising speed, the electric power for the ship is generated by the
two shaft generator on the gearbox PTO. In this mode, the two diesel generators are OFF.

Main Generators
The vessel is provided with two diesel generators of 135 KW and 270 KW respectively, 380 V, 50 Hz 3 phase, variable speed, resiliently mounted and installed with in sound shields. A Power Management System (PMS) is used to control the load sharing, auto-start and shut down of generators. Synchronizing facilities shall be provided and the two generators shall be capable of automatic parallel operation. Each main generator shall be capable of selection as stand-by unit and to be started automatically on blackout.

Shore Connection
A 100 KVA shore connector/isolation transformer shall is installed. The shore power switch board is incorporated into the main switch board. One 30 meter length, 125 A, 400 VAC 50 Hz 3 phase white shore power cable of soft type is connected to the transformer.

Water-jets
Twin KaMeWa 80 S3 water-jet assemblies, complete with standard equipment as supplied by the water-jet maker are installed. 

All plumbing is of approved marine type using non-corrosive materials appropriate for the intended application. All piping shall be arranged neatly and in good marine practice. All through hull fittings are bronze and/or fibreglass installed in accordance with R.I.NA and Builders standard detail.

Generally piping material used through the yacht is as follows:

Sea intakes: GRP

Sea water: Cu-Ni 90/10

Fresh water: Stainless steel in the engine room and polypropylene outside

Black water: PVC outside engine room and s/steel in the engine room

Lubricating oil: Steel

Hydraulic fluid: Steel

Compressed Air Stainless steel AISI 316

Fuel: Steel

Drainage: Flexible nylon reinforced hose w. double stainless steel hose clamps

Bilge: Cu-Ni 90/10 pipes and fittings with bronze or stainless steels valves and strainers.

Fire main: Cu-Ni 90/10 pipes and fittings with bronze or stainless steels valves and strainers.

An air conditioning plant with centralized units. In general all living quarters and interior spaces is provided with fan-coil units that receive their fresh air through fresh air units. All sanitary spaces are provided with forced exhaust ventilation. The air conditioning system is designed and installed with the purpose of providing the maximum comfort of the guests and crew through the control of: temperature, humidity, air purity and velocity.

Two MZ Electronics vertical electrical windlasses by 5.5 KW with capstans are installed on the foredeck.
Control of the windlass is by a portable control with four meter wandering cable. A watertight electrical socket is provided in the foredeck area; when not in use the control is stored in a small locker in the foredeck hatch structure.

Two MZ Electronics electric capstans by 4.0 KW are mounted on the aft deck. Capstans are mounted so as to facilitate warping of the vessel with minimal interference to walkways and companionways. Capstans are operated via adjacent flush mounted fully sealed watertight foot switches.

One set of full electric non retractable type anti-rolling fins are installed. The fins are constructed in fibre-glass with steel reinforcements. The system is designed to work dynamically underway as well as at zero speed when the boat is at anchor.

The yacht is equipped with a 55 KW electric bow thruster with two counter rotating propellers, placed in a dedicated tunnel, integrated into the hull structure. The thruster motor is controlled with a frequency drive.

The steering system is integrated in the KaMeWa waterjet system. It is hydraulically powered through dedicated hydraulic pumps for each waterjet.

A stern sliding platform is installed at stern of the yacht, integrated in the rub rail. The platform provides up-down function.

The vessel is outfitted with a gangway integrated into the aft main deck area. The gangway is of a electro/hydraulic type and is equipped with a remote control.
The aft gangway includes the following features:

Extension over the swimming platform of about 2.2 meter.

Tilting capabilities (15° both up and down)

LED lights

In the underside a recessed track for fitting the telephone cable

Stainless steel hand railing
When the aft door, giving access to the beach area is open, the gangway is not operable.

Teak decking is applied to the horizontal surfaces of the main deck, and the transom steps and aft platform. Teak decking has a minimum thickness of 10 mm with a 50 mm wide waterways. The deck is traditionally laid with king-planks, bevelled raised margin plank at the superstructure sides, covering planks around the perimeter and proper detailing around the equipment installed on the deck surfaces.

The vessel's electrical system is designed in general accordance with Classification Society and MCA requirements for short range. The vessel's AC electrical distribution system 400 V 50 Hz 3 phase four wire
system with grounded neutral. Generally all the electrical motors, are 400 VAC, 3 phase, 50 Hz. Low power motors, are generally 220 VAC single phase 50 Hz. All large system motors are T.E.F.C. (totally enclosed) and class F insulated suitable for marine use. All motors are fixed on resilient mounts and mounted to ensure good circulation & ventilation; all motors over 5.0 KW power are electronically controlled by means of inverters. Electrical junctions accessible for service. The vessel's DC electrical distribution system is 24 VDC. The DC system is designed to provide for charging by static chargers of appropriate size, and shall incorporate switching to allow the starting of any main or auxiliary engine. The system also provides power for emergency lighting, fire detection and alarm systems. Radio communications equipment supplied by AC is provided with an automatic changeover to emergency batteries in the event of AC power failure.

The vessel is equipped with a monitoring system to monitor and provide alarm function for the vessel's equipment. The main station fitted in the pilothouse, with a group display at crew's lounge and engine room.

The following screens are displayed in the system:

Tank levels and high level alarms

Bilge system

Hybrid Ecoprop diagnostic

Battery chargers and batteries

Watertight doors and hatches

Fire dampers

Power Management System (ship to shore; shore to ship)

External lights

Main Engines

Main Generators

Miscellaneous

The organic integration of the systems that form the means of interface and control between the Owner, Guests and Crew represents the most important design principle of Entertainment, Communication, Security and Navigation systems. This unified approach requires that the architecture of the main electronic system be based on network framework and cabling which are, as far as possible, shared. Integration is intended as:
effort to unify user interfaces; TCP/IP units; use of modular elements that can be assembled and connected in different ways to customize the system tailoring it to the Owner’s needs.
The fields to which this philosophy is applied are: digital entertainment with top level displays, amplifiers and speakers; full internet connectivity; worldwide coverage for telephony and fax; high level security and CCTV system; home automation services (lights control, curtains control, HVAC control).
The following represent the general design rules applied for the selection of the main devices: use of last­ generation devices to have the most current model at time of delivery; use of world wide distributed leader brands in the selection of devices in order to guarantee world-wide assistance. 

The yacht is built under the survey of and in full accordance with the R.I.N.A Rules for the Classification of Charter Yacht including additional rules applicable to pleasure vessels for the assignment of the MCA LY2 Short Range Yacht compliance certificate and all amendments and notices issued up to the date of signing the Vessel.