Infinite Jest
The sporty profile of the new superyacht is based on a steel hull and an aluminum superstructure.
Turquoise Yachts has announced the launch of the new 75m Infinite Jest, formerly Project NB69. The vessel's delivery to the owner will occur at the end of 2023.
The sporty profile of the new superyacht is based on a steel hull and an aluminum superstructure. The designers of Vallicelli Yacht Design have relied on a powerful dynamic look, balancing it with curved lines to create a harmonious contrast between soft and hard elements. The yacht has a gentle descent to the transom and an increased front overhang, emphasizing its length.
Infinite Jest was the first collaboration between Turquoise Yachts and Sinot Yacht Architecture & Design, whose specialists designed the yacht's interiors. Infinite Jest is scheduled for 14 guests. The yacht includes the owner's cabin, which occupies a separate deck with an office, a VIP cabin and five guest cabins. There is also a 14.2-meter entire beam beach club on board with wide access to the water. The central garage houses a 10.2m limousine tender, two additional tenders and several jet skis.
The Infinite Jest is expected to be powered by two 2575 hp Caterpillar diesel engines. On sea trials, the yacht will reach up to 17 knots. Infinite Jest is one of six yachts currently in various stages of construction at Turquoise Yachts, including the 87m Project Vento and the 79m Project Toro.
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