If you’re looking for a vessel with the ultimate sea views, then this cutting-edge superyacht might float your boat.
The slick A105, which is from Italian shipyard Arcadia and has a base price of £7.8 million, boasts sliding floor-to-ceiling windows and mirrored panels, which give it a bright and breezy feel.
Its designers say that this feature reduces the need for air-conditioning and the yacht is decked out with solar panels, further boosting its eco-friendly credentials.
If you’re looking for a vessel with the ultimate sea views, then this cutting-edge superyacht might float your boat
The slick A105, which is from Italian shipyard Arcadia and has a base price of £7.8 million, boasts floor-to-ceiling windows and mirrored panels, which give it a bright and breezy feel
Its designers say that the yacht’s huge sliding windows reduce the need for air-conditioning and the yacht is decked out with solar panels, further boosting its eco-friendly credentials
Gianluca Poerio, who specialises in yacht marketing, told MailOnline Travel that the solar panels help make the vessel much quieter and they were integrated in a way that is ‘pleasing on the eye’.
The solar panels provide enough energy to power a number of electrical appliances, including fridges, water pumps, toilets and lights while the main batteries recharge.
Newly-released images of the superyacht reveal how there’s a main lounge area with impressive panoramic views thanks to those huge glass panels.
On the accommodation front, there are eight guest beds spread over four cabins. Above, an image of the master bedroom complete with a flatscreen TV and snazzy ceiling lights in the cornicing
A view of the dining area looking out to the sundeck, complete with plush sofas and wooden tables
There are also balconies that fold out to create terraces over the sea.
The equally airy dining area can comfortably sit ten people or the lounge space can be transformed into a dining space to seat 20.
On the accommodation front, there are eight guest beds spread over four cabins.
For crew, there are five beds across three cabins.
Photographs of the master guest cabin show how it sports a clean monochrome colour scheme.
Along with a large bed, the spacious room includes a flat-screen TV and snazzy lighting around the ceiling cornices.
The en suite bathrooms feature marble cladding and contemporary chrome fixtures
A view of a relaxation area and the captain’s bridge, complete with a computerised navigation system
Moving to the upper level via a floating staircase, there is a convertible roof, which can be retracted to create a large sun deck area
The lounge space looks perfect for entertaining or relaxing in during the day
The Arcadia A105 is powered by two 1,000 horse-power V8 engines. They produce a top speed of 17 knots and comfortable cruising pace at 15 knots
There are also two large VIP cabins on the yacht, with beds that can be configured as singles or doubles and there is one more guest cabin.
The en suite bathrooms feature marble cladding and contemporary chrome fixtures.
Moving to the upper level via a floating staircase, there is a convertible roof, which can be retracted to create a large sun deck area.
Images show the area finished with neutral fabrics and light woods.
The Arcadia A105 is powered by two 1,000 horse-power V8 engines.
They produce a top speed of 17 knots and comfortable cruising pace at 15 knots.
The guest cabin with two single beds and plush furnishings adding the finishing touch
The yacht’s galley area features polished stone worktops and top-of-the-range appliances
Polished surfaces on the boat add to its glassy feel, with light bouncing from wall to wall on a sunny day
A view of one of the VIP cabins. The bed can be configured as a double or two singles