A new Admiral yacht has recently touched water at The Italian Sea Group.
We introduce M/Y “Sage 40 metres”, the fourth specimen of the successful “Impero” series which follows “Cacos V” delivered in 2013, “Nono” in 2014 and “Tremenda” in 2016.
As the previous, M/Y Sage is characterized by modern masculine sharp-cornered contours and generous volumes both externally and internally.
The exterior design has been cured by Luca Dini Design, while the interiors are autographed by GMC Design – Architect Gian Marco Campanino in collaboration with Admiral design team.
Thanks to a construction completely in aluminum, Sage is able to reach a maximum speed of over 20 knots. The draught of the hull permits its effortless navigation even in shallow waters, which makes it ideal for all kinds of navigation.
Inside you will be delighted to find a comfortable and elegant owner’s suite located at the bow of main deck.
The internal suite offers a beautiful sea view in each corner, thanks to the panoramic windows.
The four guest cabins are on the lower deck.
The finishing touches and the carefully picked design for the interiors present a modern, elegant and sophisticated style.
The main living area is completely surrounded by paneled windowing and therefore flooded by natural light, creating a virtual solution of continuity with the spaces of the aft cockpit.
Continuing in the dining area we are again surrounded by vast glass walls of surprising height.
The Yacht is complete of different shared external areas, deserving recognition is the large sundeck completely reserved for the Guest’s relaxation.
From the beach club you have direct access to the stern’s full beam garage equipped with a lateral hull full side door with a special crane for the movement of the main tender. From the garage you have direct access to the machinery area, through a control room which normally is not found on yachts of this dimension.
This new Admiral superyacht has been projected dedicating much space to the crew.
Starting from the pantry, the area reserved for the crew is equipped with a large kitchen with natural light, a laundry room, a cabin for the ship owner and two cabins for the crew, all found at the bow’s end.
From the pantry, which is positioned on the main deck, both the crew and the guests may reach the commanding bridge deck which offers optimum visibility for the captain therefore guaranteeing perfect manoeuvrability both during navigation and during mooring operations.
