Baltic Yachts, renowned for its luxury monohulls, enters the world of multihulls with the Baltic 107. Designed in partnership with Berret Racoupeau Yacht Design, this 33-meter superyacht promises to push back the limits of sailing comfort and performance. The Finnish shipyard also aims to minimize the environmental impact of this new model.
A catamaran designed for exploration
The Baltic 107 has been designed for long-distance exploration cruising. Featuring a lightweight carbon structure, it promises high performance even in light winds. Thanks to its pivoting daggerboards, this catamaran can navigate in shallow waters, enabling access to destinations hitherto difficult to reach for a vessel of this size.
A design focused on elegance and comfort
Berret Racoupeau Yacht Design, in charge of naval architecture, has combined elegant lines and generous volumes. This design fits perfectly with the Baltic Yachts philosophy. Onboard living spaces are designed to offer 360-degree panoramic views from the saloon, a major asset for enjoying the scenery while sailing. Comfort has also been a priority, with very low noise levels and controlled energy consumption.
Energy efficiency and technological innovations
One of the Baltic 107's main objectives is to reduce its carbon footprint. The catamaran incorporates systems for producing electricity via its propellers when sailing. At anchor, its energy systems, optimized for low consumption, enable it to be autonomous while minimizing energy requirements. Baltic Yachts continues its commitment to environmentally-friendly yachting, while maintaining a high level of performance.
International collaboration for an ambitious project
This project brings together several renowned partners. In addition to Berret Racoupeau Yacht Design, Rivoyre Ingénierie is in charge of structural engineering, while Jamie Bush & Co is responsible for interior design. The latter aims for a modern ambience, combining warm woods and sporty colors to create a space that is both sophisticated and timeless. The design team, guided by a shared vision, promises a quality of finish unprecedented for a multihull of this size.
