The luxurious yacht for dream trips with a sustainable touch

Freedom and luxury at sea mean something different to everyone. While large yachts, designed as floating villas, are especially appealing to experienced owners with a high level of sailing experience, more compact yachts are an excellent choice for those new to the sector who want to start small and gradually work their way up.

With their unique combination of manageable size, performance, and comfort, these latter are true multitaskers. Furthermore, most of the latest compact yacht models feature highly advanced hull designs and are so well equipped that they can offer a level of comfort and performance comparable to their larger siblings.

One example of this is the new GreeNaval GN80, introduced by the Naval Yachts shipyard. Designed for sailors looking for a boat large enough to accommodate a family, yet small enough to be easy to handle and anchor almost anywhere, this new boat promises to provide safety, reliability, and memorable experiences on every trip.

Possibility of sailing without emissions Its hybrid propulsion integrates two 200 kW Praxis electric motors

The GN80, which joins the GN40, GN47, GN50, and GN60 models in the same manufacturer's GreeNaval series, is a quiet hybrid aluminum yacht built with fully recyclable materials. As its name suggests, the vessel is 80 feet long and stands out for its durability, environmental friendliness, and efficiency.

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Aesthetically, the GreeNaval GN80 features a well-balanced design. Its elegant exterior is characterized by its straight lines and large vents that give it a futuristic touch, while the extensive use of glazing contributes to an interior filled with natural light. One of the yacht's sustainable credentials is its hybrid system, which allows for both diesel and electric propulsion.

Equipped with two 200 kW Praxis electric motors, the vessel can sail up to 26 nautical miles (approximately 48 km) per day on a single charge, emissions-free. Combined, the yacht has a range of 3,000 nautical miles at 6 knots. Furthermore, the GreeNaval 80 is equipped with solar panels, further reducing its environmental impact and improving overall efficiency. The yacht can sail for two hours on solar power alone.

Committed to the environment This yacht can sail for two hours on solar power alone.

Despite its compact size, the GN80 offers numerous spaces for relaxation and socializing. Guests can relax or sunbathe on the sun loungers on the upper deck.

This area also features a bar and dining area for enjoying lunch or dinner al fresco. The bow and stern areas are also designed for enjoying time underway, with cozy sofas and tables.

The interior allows for a high degree of customization (layout, materials, colors, and finishes) and allows future owners to create spaces that suit their tastes and lifestyle.

Not to be overlooked is the fact that it features cold-weather insulation, ensuring comfort in adverse weather conditions.