The Dutch shipyard Vitters have revealed yet another yacht of the very best to the collection in the form of the carbon performance sloop, Sarissa. The craft is one of the largest carbon fibre sloops to be built in the Netherlands to date at 42.6 metres.

The luxury yacht was designed by naval architect Bill Tripp and she comes equipped with a modern shaped hull, sail plan and foils. The interior is of the very best when it comes to high standards of design from Rhoades Young Design Ltd. The Sarissa is where the state of the art large sailing yacht world lies. The yacht is a modern boat designed with the clients involvement. She can be used to sail around the world with the family and will also be able to take part in yacht regattas.

The yacht features technology of the very best and a modern design and provides the owner with all the luxury when it comes to comfort that one could ever wish for.

It has been designed for easy sailing and with advanced performance which provides the owner with the confidence that they can set sail to anywhere in total safety. Along with the increase in size of the carbon high performance yacht there are other developments. The hydraulic and deck systems have improved reaction speed to loading which facilitates the performance the yacht was designed for. The Vitters hydraulic steering system with rudder feedback is another innovation along with a unique system of the very best of back stays and running stay, both of which operate the cruising and racing sail configurations.

The interior of the luxury yacht is one of a modern and spacious interior that is inviting and warm. The goal for the designers was to create a feeling of a much larger interior space within the length and the performance hull lines. Volume and length volume was borrowed from other spaces and integrate double use of certain areas of the yacht. The accommodation blocks were staggered diagonally and the visual length of the interior was stretched making the interior of the luxury yacht seem one and a half times larger than it actually is. Unique windows of the very best were also designed on the yacht to flood the interior with light and ensure that there is ample light below decks. The windows also provide a stunning view out over the sky and water.

Editorial | Image Courtesy Of Vitters