Heesen Yachts Project Nina
Heesen Yachts Project Nina
Heesen Yachts Project Nina
Heesen Yachts Project Nina
Heesen Yachts Project Nina
Heesen Yachts Project Nina
Heesen Yachts Project Nina
Heesen Yachts Project Nina
Heesen Yachts Project Nina
Heesen Yachts Project Nina
Heesen Yachts Project Nina
Heesen Yachts Project Nina
Heesen Yachts Project Nina
Heesen Yachts Project Nina
Heesen Yachts Project Nina
Heesen Yachts Project Nina
Heesen Yachts Project Nina
Heesen Yachts Project Nina
Heesen Yachts Project Nina
Heesen Yachts Project Nina
Heesen Yachts Project Nina
At this week’s Fort Lauderdale International Boat Show, Holland-based Heesen Yachts presented details of Project Nina, a 124-foot aluminum motoryacht designed to appeal to American yachtsmen.
Project Nina combines the performance characteristics of Heesen’s semi-displacement hull form with luxurious interior and exterior styling by Hot Lab in Milan, Italy.
Power will be a pair of MTU 16V 2000 M96L engines generating a top speed of 23 knots. Humphree active interceptors will be standard, and owners can choose Naiad Zero-Speed stabilizers.
The main deck salon and dining area have full-height windows for natural light and water views, and the full-beam master stateroom forward on the main deck is laid out as a mini-apartment with a study and walk-in closet. Belowdecks are four guest staterooms, plus quarters for six crew far forward.
The forward placement of the crew area leaves the lower deck aft open for an 18-foot tender, water toys and a guest day-head with shower. Depending on how owners want to use this lazarette space, there is the option of turning the area into a superyacht-style beach club.
Second dining space: In addition to the main deck dining room, the sundeck has a Bimini hardtop shading an open-air dining table, grill and bar.
Where to learn more: Click over to www.heesenyachts.com
