Her naval architecture and exterior design comes from the drawing boards of Penta NED, while Pier Vittorio Cerruti is responsible for her interior design. Designed around a full displacement steel hull and superstructure she features a 38'9" beam and a 12'2" draft. The yacht is built over 4 decks with an internal volume of 1, GT Gross Tonnes. The design also incorporates a touch and go heli-pad.
Construction started in late The yacht was designed and constructed in compliance with the Lloyds Register technical standards. She was delivered to her owners in April The main deck aft provides shaded seating areas, conducive for relaxation and conversation. Progressing upwards, the bridge deck aft continues the theme of casual comfort with additional seating arrangements.
The sun deck is particularly noteworthy, with two side-by-side Jacuzzis, a bar, and a selection of sun loungers designed for guests to fully enjoy the sun-drenched surroundings. A notable feature of the upper aft deck is its versatility, with loose furnishings that can be reconfigured or removed to reveal a practical touch-and-go helipad. This multi-purpose space demonstrates a keen understanding of the needs of a luxury yacht, ensuring that both leisure and functional aspects are well catered for.
The yacht's exterior also includes a well-conceived beach club at the stern, which provides an effortless transition from the interior spaces to the sea. This area enhances the onboard experience by offering an inviting platform for swimming and water activities without compromising the vessel's original design intent. Storage for the yacht's tenders is thoughtfully planned, with a new garage on the lower deck housing two of the four tenders, while the remaining two are located on the forward deck.
This strategic arrangement ensures that the tenders are readily accessible while maintaining the yacht's sleek appearance. Bleu De Nimes is designed with practicality and understated style in mind, ensuring that every aspect is in service of the guest experience while honoring the vessel's heritage. The interior design of Bleu De Nimes is distinguished by its colonial-style decor, which favors the warmth and richness of American cherry wood.
