TWIN FISH

Motor yacht TWIN FISH (ex. The Great Escape) is a 26.80 m (87′ 11″) Sanlorenzo yacht with interior design from Laura Sessa Romboli. Built in 2016 she remains in immaculate condition and can accommodate up to ten guests in four suites, accompanied by three crew members.

NOTABLE FEATURES OF TWIN FISH

• Eye catching metallic grey hull
• Beautifully maintained
• Great water toys
• At anchor and underway stabilisers
• Air conditioning
• WiFi

EXTERIOR
Good looking and highly customised Sanlorenzo SL86 with a metallic grey hull which contrasts dramatically with the gleaming white superstructure. She is well equipped with CMC fin stabilisers to ensure maximum comfort at anchor and underway and has bow and stern thrusters allowing for easy manoeuvrability.

The stylish deck furnishings enhance the sociable al fresco spaces across the flybridge and main deck. The sun deck features a row of aft facing sun pads with adjustable headrests, a corner dining setting and bar plus forward helm controls. Over the dining table and helm controls is a retractable hard roof offering flexibility whatever the weather.

On the foredeck guests can relax on the cushioned sun pad/sofa area under the windscreen and take in the view across the bow. The main deck aft is perfect for leisurely al fresco dinners around the convivial dining table surrounded by a cushioned bench seat and moveable chairs. Steps lead down to the wide swim platform and storage garage where the tender and toys are kept. There is an outdoor shower and ladder steps down into the water.

INTERIOR
The contemporary interior design, layout and exterior outfitting is the work of Laura Sessa, her first project with the shipyard. The communal spaces and private suites are all light and have a coastal feel blending warm wood finishes with neutral soft furnishings with blue accented fabrics and wall murals. The main salon offers a spacious corner lounge with a coffee table which cleverly contains additional stool seating. There is a TV, plenty of storage and panoramic windows plus glass doors out to the aft deck. The dining room is forward and separated by low built in cabinetry. Amidships finds the galley to starboard and the pantry to port and forward is the wheelhouse with additional guest seating.
The guest accommodation is on the lower deck.