70m Tankoa Next 70 announced at 2019 Monaco Yacht Show

Genoa-based shipyard Tankoa Yachts has announced a new project at the 2019 Monaco Yacht Show. The new 70-metre superyacht, Next 70, is a collaboration with Francesco Paszkowski.

The S702 Next 70 will have three different superstructure profiles to choose from, and a series of design details such as stern fairleads, half-moon shapes and black chine reflects Tankoa’s design philosophy.“Building on the success of Suerte and Solo, this new 70-metre design incorporates the distinctive brand features of Tankoa and combines them with new solutions,” says Francesco Paszkowski. “The aim has been to develop a yacht with innovative stylistic and technical features that will confirm Tankoa’s status at the forefront of the superyacht sector.”

One of this yacht’s most notable features is its interior layout, with a forward area arranged on two connected levels between the main and upper decks. Spread over these two decks is the yacht’s master suite, with a total area of about 150 square metres and boasting side terraces and a private gym. It is directly connected to the foredeck and helipad via the upper deck and an internal private staircase. The upper deck is also home to two VIP suites aft of the central lobby. Two additional VIP suites are situated on the main deck aft, and the lower deck is home to two en-suite staterooms.

The Next 70 boasts several lounges: one on the upper deck along with a dining area or meeting room and one on the bridge deck that opens onto a convivial area on the aft deck.

All the external areas of the yacht are designed as terraces overlooking the sea, with ample use of frameless glass. The upper deck boasts a large al-fresco zone with a pool, and a dining and relaxation area with softly rounded sofas and seating. A second, larger swimming pool is situated on the main aft deck, above the transom beach club of the lower deck, which also features a spa area that includes a sauna and hammam. Finally, the sun deck features a large area with sun beds and a shower integrated into the mast structure.