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The first thing that stands out of this amaz-

ing yacht is her great flexibility, offering op-

tions for adaptability, depending on the navi-

gation zone conditions; the same as versatility

to improve the life on board; besides having the

best ecological dispositions up until now.

The Expedition Teseo has three possible de-

sign configurations. As for the first design, a

beach club on the stern, connected to an open

hall with foldable terraces, creates a nice “tender

bay”. The lower story includes four staterooms

located in the middle of the ship, besides the

separated crew lodging. Over the main deck, the

stern is used to moor wave runners and other

aquatic vehicles; in addition to the auxiliary

boat. But this zone may also become a comfort-

able leisure area while the boats are at sea. The

upper deck includes ample sunbathing spaces

and a panoramic living room where there is

space for an open air terrace.

The second configuration has been conceived

to guarantee a great storage and diving zone, for

those proprietors who want to spend a long time

at sea, not having to step on land. The aquatic

vehicles and the auxiliary boat are moored over

the stern, at the main deck; once they have been

started, this part of the ship can be assembled

and enjoyed as a day area. The interior part has

been conceived as an ‘open air’ terrace with views

of the sea, thus creating a unique space along

with the cabin. This deck has two staterooms for

guests as well, while the main cabin and the other

two cabins are located at the lower story.

Lastly, the third option has a great zone for

storage and diving at the stern at the lower deck,

including also two guest staterooms and the

galley. In this instance, the aquatic vehicles are

moored in the same way as in the initial configu-

ration and the interior zone has been designed

to be an open air terrace with views of the sea.

Over this platform the mess room and the galley

are located. The upper deck has a panoramic ‘al

fresco’ mess room, the same as a large open air

terrace and the main cabin towards the bow.

In the three designs, the pilothouse and the

captain’s stateroom are located at the sunny

deck; while the team cabins are at the lower story,

separated from the guest zone.