STEEL

Luxury yacht STEEL is a 54.90 m (180′ 1″) expedition yacht that was built in 2009 by Pendennis and refitted in 2017. STEEL is an elegant vessel both inside and out: Her stunning lines are the result of a collaboration between the Yacht owner, Pendennis and Liebowitz & Pritchard Architecture and design UK. Her naval architecture was completed by Burness Corlett & Partners in Southampton. STEEL underwent a refit in 2017 that included total repaint. Built to Lloyds standards, with a steel hull and aluminium superstructure, STEEL cruises at speeds of 12 knots with top speeds of 15 knots. She accommodates up to 12 guests in 6 comfortable cabins, plus a single cabin ideal for a nanny or other staff member.

NOTABLE FEATURES OF STEEL

• Gym with separate steam shower
• Active-current spa pool
• Bar
• Cinema 
• Karaoke system
• Multiple sun decks
• Hydraulic side beaches
• Zero speed stabilizers
• Air conditioning
• Wi-Fi

Cuban Mahogany wood and Dutch Marble are used throughout the interiors. The main salon has a fully equipped Gentlemen’s bar that can be transformed into a Cinema room. There are multiple dining areas, one on the main deck with high ceilings and an opulent chandelier, the other on the upper deck with a pantry. A functional work deck is located forward, and is ideal for jet ski storage.

Guests will enjoy lounging on one of the multiple sun decks, be it to read a book or enjoy cocktails under the sun. The rounded stern underbody is ideal for ship stability.

EXTERIOR

The main deck aft provides a large outdoor social area with two L-shaped sofas along the stern both with a drinks table, three sofas and a coffee table to starboard and a formal dining area to port consisting of a grand table surrounded by 12 chairs. Side platforms to port and starboard provide sea terraces and staircases to the water.

On the boat deck, the forward section is used for storing the jet skis and tenders, with a Davit crane for convenient launch and retrieval. The aft section has a plush lounge of armchairs, sofas and a coffee table for relaxed outdoor living out of the midday heat. A large Jacuzzi is placed beside the starboard bulwark and room for a tender opposite.

The sundeck above has plush sunbeds with a canvas bimini to act as a headrest shade.

INTERIOR

The lower deck places the crew accommodation forward with the majority of the guest accommodation amidships. Behind is the engine room, with the stern containing storage and technical spaces.

On the main deck, the bow area is dedicated to the crew mess, galley and laundry facilities and has a staircase to the crew accommodation below. To starboard is a small lounge with a sofa and armchairs surrounding a coffee table. This room leads through to the large and stately formal dining area, where a large window illuminates the dining table and a chandelier dangles directly above.

To port is the main foyer, and from here a hallway leads past the Master suite to the main salon to the aft. The main salon has a drinks/games table surrounded by four chairs, a bar and three sofas aft surrounding a coffee table, with a widescreen TV in the wall opposite.

The helm station on the boat deck forward has a sofa that provides guests with a comfortable space to watch the action or curl up with a book. The Captain’s cabin is behind to port, and to starboard is the VIP stateroom. The starboard skylounge has an L-shaped sofa to starboard and a raised table for casual dining and hobbies in comfort. 

A well-equipped gym can be found in the upper deck, which connects to the outdoor sunbathing area aft.

A pair of Caterpillar Diesel engines produce a top speed of 15 knots and a cruising speed of 12 knots.