A modern Noah's Ark concept
Noy is a 66m trimaran concept with a radical design, reminiscent of a stingray. It was designed by Turkish freelance yacht designer Aras Kazar, who specializes in sleek, futuristic and minimalist concepts. He named it Noah's Ark, which he inspired, for its ability to overcome huge waves and accommodate dozens of people.
This megayacht of 76 m is thought for an entirely electric motorization coupled with foils. The designer projects a speed of 24 knots. The hull is built in aluminum, the superstructure with a mixture of fiberglass and tempered glass.
Living on board in numbers
The boat itself offers 360° views thanks to the use of glass, especially in the ceilings and bulkheads. Accommodation is divided between six guest cabins and three master cabins. 16 crew members will also be able to take place on board. All the usual amenities of a yacht of this kind should be on board, including a swimming pool, a gym, a cinema...
Noy has a metal roof equipped with solar panels generating the energy necessary for life on board.
