VAST 72

A striking 72 m superyacht concept that fuses function and style, VAST 72 pairs dramatic exterior lines by Christopher Seymour (with design consultant Carl Esch) and an interior brief by T. Fotiadis Design. Crafted to elevate indoor–outdoor living, she features expansive, multipurpose leisure zones, sumptuous entertainment decks, and calm, comfortable interiors—perfect for effortless hosting or quiet retreat. A stylish, exciting vision with exceptional spaces for relaxation and entertaining, ready to be tailored to an owner’s specification.

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Specifications

• Length: 72 m / 236 ft
• Gross Tonnage: 1,700 GT
• Beam: 13 m / 41’8″
• Max. Draught: 3.6 m / 11’10”
• Hull / Superstructure: Steel / Aluminium
• Exterior Designer: Christopher Seymour
• Interior Designer: T. Fotiadis Design GmbH
• Naval Architect: Carl Esch, Castlemain International SL
• Engines: 2 × diesel, approx. 1,600 kW each
• Generators: 3 × diesel (combined approx. 700 kW)
• Range: 5,000 nm
• Flag: TBA
• Classification: Lloyd’s Register (LR)
  
  

Accommodation

• Guests: 12 in 6 spacious staterooms
• • Full-beam Owner’s suite with his & hers dressing rooms, private office, and bottom-hinged balconies port & starboard
  • 1 additional guest stateroom on main deck
  • 4 guest staterooms on lower deck
    
    

Facilities & Features

• Beach club with direct swim-platform access
• Gym / Exercise equipment
• Helipad
• Swimming pool / Deck jacuzzi (multi-pool concept)
• Zero-speed stabilizers for comfort at anchor
• Expansive exterior entertainment areas and versatile lounge decks
  
  

Tenders & Toys

• Enclosed tender garage with bottom-hinged side doors, suitable for:
• • 2 main tenders
  • 2 RIBs
  • 4 jet skis
  • Additional assorted water toys

More about VAST 72

VAST 72 is conceived for effortless indoor – outdoor living with luxury head heights throughout, an efficient forward-raked bow profile, and three on-deck pools anchored by a beach area and bar that flow directly to the swim platform. The design language is balanced and distinctive – neither strictly Art Deco nor purely modern – delivering something genuinely new: a refined platform for world-cruising that prioritizes guest comfort, spatial drama, and versatile leisure spaces.