PALOMA

Motor yacht PALOMA (ex.Sangha) is a Custom Line Navetta 42 model from Custom Line S.p.A. Her naval architecture is from the shipyard and the interior and exterior styling is the work of Zuccon International Project. She is constructed with a steel hull and aluminium superstructure, and delivered in 2020. The accommodation sleeps a maximum of 11 guests over five en-suite staterooms, with a professional crew of eight.

NOTABLE FEATURES OF PALOMA (ex.Sangha)

• Sundeck Jacuzzi 
• Sundeck wet bar
• Main deck master suite 
• Skylounge wet bar
• Desirable sunbathing areas
• Spacious guest accommodation
• Air conditioning
• Wi-Fi

EXTERIOR

The lower deck swim platform connects to the beach club to create a large indoor/outdoor space beside the sea. Two staircases lead up to the main deck aft, where there is a sofa along the stern and loose chairs around a coffee table for casual outdoor gatherings in the shade.

The upper deck aft is accessed via a stairway to port on the main deck aft, and this elevated deck offers an alfresco dining table to serve all 10 guests. A C-shaped sofa and coffee table will tempt guests to remain outdoors after a meal, and spotlights in the ceiling make the space desirable even after sunset. A broad sunbed is placed on the foredeck, which is accessed via the side walkways along the main deck. The foredeck also has a large C-shaped sofa encompassing two tables for alfresco dining and resting outside with personal items.

The sundeck is ready for the group to spend all day outside, with sun loungers aft and a Jacuzzi forward placed between two plush sunbeds. The shaded amidships section provides an alfresco lounging are with a drinks table for resting refreshments form the forward wet bar.

INTERIOR

The lower deck layout places the crew accommodation, mess and laundry facilities forward, followed by the guest accommodation amidships and the engine room behind with the tender garage aft and the stern dedicated to the beach club.

On the main deck, the master suite is forward with the Master office behind to starboard, which in turn leads through to the main foyer and then aft into the main salon. The formal dining area seats all 10 guests in a brightly lit environment, and there are glass sliding doors to port and starboard with a fold down platform to starboard too for a more alfresco experience.

The lounge places an aft-facing sofa with a day bed arm to port along with a coffee chair, while to starboard there is a long sofa.

In the helm station on the upper deck, a sofa provides a comfortable and quiet space for guests to rest in a light-infused environment, savouring the views from the air-conditioned interiors while at anchor. The Captain’s cabin is behind to port, and in the skylounge aft there is a wet bar and comfortable lounge with chaise-lounger arms and a coffee table in between.