Tankoa Yachts will present two world premieres at the Monaco Yacht Show: the 45-metre T450 M/Y Singolare and the 52-metre full-custom T52 Vitruvius M/Y Spirit.
The two yachts reflect different approaches to owner-led design.
Singolare, designed by Cassetta Yacht Designers, is a sub-500GT yacht focused on volume, outdoor living and relaxed cruising.
Features include an infinity-edge beach club, open-air cinema, panoramic gym and sauna, while the main-deck full-beam owner’s suite is supported by four guest cabins on the lower deck.
Interiors by Brazilian architect Debora Aguiar use warm, contemporary residential styling intended to make the yacht feel elegant without becoming formal.
Tankoa says the layout has been planned to make Singolare feel larger than its sub-500GT footprint, with spaces arranged around cruising, entertaining and extended stays on board.
Wellbeing, privacy
M/Y Spirit has been developed as a 52-metre full-custom yacht by Vitruvius Yacht Design, led by Philippe Briand.
The yacht is centred on wellbeing, privacy and a close connection with the sea, with a full-beam gymnasium opening directly onto an expansive aft terrace.
The terrace also includes a plunge pool and broad water access, creating a dedicated area for exercise, recovery and swimming.
Despite that focus on wellbeing, Spirit accommodates six cabins. Its interior by FM Architettura uses natural materials, soft textures and restrained detailing to keep the surrounding seascape central to life on board.
Spirit is powered by a full-hybrid propulsion system combining conventional engines, electric motors and battery storage. It has a maximum speed of 17 knots and a cruising speed of 15 knots.
Monaco Yacht Show takes place from 23 to 26 September 2026.
