Trimaran breakthrough

Architecture shaped by innovation

Designed by VPLP, Anahita’s architecture breaks from conventional superyacht aesthetics, and her sculptural, aerodynamic form balances elegance with technical precision.

On board, 123-square-metres of customisable interior space create a generous, light-filled living environment, with highlights including a 12-square-metre owner’s suite with panoramic sea views and direct deck access, a 25-square-metre cockpit, expansive exterior lounges, and 160-square-metres of forward trampolines that extend the onboard experience toward the horizon.

“Anahita began as a blank sheet and the desire to create a 100-foot trimaran that could unite racing demands with cruising comfort,” said designer Yann Prummel.

“We took inspiration from the water strider – an insect whose motion blends speed, stability, and precision. The result is a yacht that merges the purity of a racing vessel with the comfort of a cruiser, while maintaining an identity all her own.”

Blending speed, elegance, and engineering – plus drawing heavily from offshore racing’s most advanced innovations – the trimaran configuration was an obvious choice for the project’s engineers, as explained by Ronan Guérin, Co-founder of Global Yacht Technology.

“The trimaran quickly emerged as the obvious solution. More stable, more powerful, and safer than a catamaran, but also faster, more seaworthy, and better balanced,” he said.

“This architecture allows us to reach a level of performance and comfort previously unattainable in large luxury yachts.”

global-yacht-technology.com