Echo Yachts prepares to launch world's biggest tri-hulled yacht White Rabbit Golf

Echo Yachts is preparing to launch its 84 metre trimaran motoryacht White Rabbit Golf_ _after unveiling the yacht to invited guests last week.

Final preparations are underway to ready the yacht which will become the world’s largest tri-hulled superyacht on its launch in early September.

It comes after the yacht was unveiled at an event held at the Australian based yard last week. The evening included VIP speeches, video documentary of the build and a sound and light show.

Guests were given the opportunity to step onboard and view some of White Rabbit Golf's exterior entertainment spaces. The event was attended by the owner and family.

White Rabbit Golf is the biggest superyacht ever built in the country and will be delivered to an experienced owner who owns a number of other multihull superyachts.

These include a 51 metre shadow catamaran vessel, also built by the Henderson based yard, which will be used as a support craft for the 84 metre superyacht.

Built in fibreglass with cutting edge vacuum infusion processes and high-tech laminates, the catamaran, named Charley, was designed by LOMOcean in New Zealand to house a fleet of 11 watercraft including a 12 metre catamaran.

Originally intended for a 2017 delivery, the 84 metre trimaran was designed by Sam Sorgiovanni with One2Three developing the naval architecture.

White Rabbit Golf will offer huge interior volumes with the ability to accommodate up to 12 guests.

Echo Yachts director Mark Stothard said White Rabbit Golf invokes "a profound and immediate Wow factor."

"We are confident that this unique Trimaran will produce outstanding performance and provide distinct benefits compared to other hull forms in terms of shear guest space, plus sea keeping and fuel efficiency which we intend to prove during sea trials in the near future," he added.