Barracuda Yacht Design unveils 55-metre tri-deck motor yacht concept featuring aluminium hull

The Barracuda Yacht Design studio has reportedly revealed a 55-metre tri-deck motor yacht concept. The design of the yacht includes aluminium hull and superstructure along with 8.3 metre beam.

Besides, the key features of the vehicle include a touch and go helipad on the foredeck, tender garage on the main deck, and sunpads on the fly-bridge. The Barracuda has designed 500GT yacht in such manner that it ensures a plenty of space for dining outside beneath a protective bimini.

The accommodation capacity in the yacht will be of 10 guests in total comprising a full beam owner’s suite with sea terraces on either side. Four symmetrical guest cabin meanwhile sit on the main deck, which can all be accessed from a central corridor connecting to the main deck saloon, dining area, and aft deck.

The crew and service quarters will be on the lower deck accommodating total 10 staffs.

Earlier in July, the Barracuda Yacht Design studio had presented the design concept of 44-metre sailing sloop that also had accommodation capacity of 10 guests. It was described by the studio as a “fresh and robust concept in a stuck sailing market”.