Lürssen’s new tri-deck superyacht sets sail for the first time and sports a low profile and feminine lines

With concept and exterior designed by Jim Robert Sluijter in-house at Lürssen, the superyacht includes a 300sqm sundeck with a 2.5m ceiling height, moveable windbreak panels, and a generous beach club with single-step sea terraces.

Long, lean lines run from bow to stern, with sinuous concave patterns across the yacht’s superstructure, designed to reflect the movement of surrounding waves.

One of the world’s biggest superyachts, Haven features sleek, elegant lines

Such elegant, athletic exteriors are balanced with contemporary interiors, created by the British studio RWD and features complimentary asymmetrical shapes and a dynamic layout.

Haven was built with its owners in mind, and offers generous outdoor space, a family-oriented layout, and storage for water toys and diving gear

Design was informed by a journey shared by the yacht’s owners and designers, and has resulted in bold, personal and functional spaces subtly crafted with colourful curated pieces and striking artworks.

The superyacht made its maiden voyage from the German shipyard in June

Built for an experienced owner with an active lifestyle, the boat’s family-oriented layout and functional design places emphasis on outdoor living, with light and glazing crafted to connect interior spaces with the outdoors, alongside generous outdoor spaces and plentiful storage for water toys and diving gear.

Cutting an elegant figure en route to meet new owners

Haven boasts a LOA of 82m and a beam of 12.5m, placing it among the world’s largest tri-deck superyachts afloat today.

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