Nothing beats having the luxury to create the perfect weekend getaway anytime you want and owning a luxury yacht adds a world of possibilities at your disposal. So behold the 86 Superyacht by Monte Carlo Yacht.

First unveiled at the Cannes Yacht Festival in 2014, the MYC 86 is the fourth luxury model of the company’s line up and happens to be the largest, measuring at 86 feet in length, at least right up to the launch of the MYC 105. This engineered masterpiece is the work of Dan Lenard and Carlo Nuvolari. This particular model has been produced using only premium components procured from either France or Italy. The MYC 86 has been rendered with the finest material and fabrics from Hermès, Frau, Armani and Pierre Frey.

To give a true feeling of luxury, you will find the interior equipped with opulent materials like cedar stone marble, Volterra Alabaster, and mocha cream limestone. Apart from the aesthetics, the Monte Carlo Yacht provides a wide variety of customizable options to fit the needs of esteemed owners. The result is a unique yacht specific to each individual owner.

The layout of the MYC 86 has several variants, which includes customisation of each of the three decks individually, namely the room distribution of the main deck, flybridge and below deck cabins. The foredeck of the MYC 86 is an expansive lounge that can hold your sofas, sun loungers, and table. Meanwhile, on the flybridge, you have the option of fitting it with a massive Jacuzzi.

This amazing piece of work by Lenard and Nuvolari also features an open-air kitchen, a bar and several living and sunbathing areas, sporting electronically controlled soft carbon fibre T-top. Enjoy unparalleled level of privacy with 86’s clearly segregated crew and guest areas. Below the deck, you will find the bedrooms to be rather spacious. The master cabin is the epitome of luxury on this vessel, boasting a full beamed suite that comes complete with a study and big walk-in wardrobe.

“The Monte Carlo Yacht 86 has the internal layout of a larger vessel and equally spacious useable areas. It focuses mainly on external views and as a result relies on natural light. The segregation between the crew and the guests is crystal clear, the crew can live, cook, work and steer the yacht in conditions that are no less than professional; a sure-fire way of ensuring a relaxing and enjoyable time for owners and their esteemed guests.” – Lenard and Nuvolari