Arcadia's superyacht Aria.S sold

Aria.S, a 31,6-meter motoryacht from the Neapolitan shipyard Arcadia, was sold thanks to the intermediation of Marco Fodale (Fraser) in negotiations with Bariş Erer of B&C Marine, the latter representing the new owner.

The first unit of the Arcadia 100 series, delivered in 2016, the yacht was designed in collaboration with naval engineer Francesco Guida in his typical futuristic style. Built in fiberglass, it has a semi-displacement hull developed by the National Physical Laboratory in the United Kingdom.

The yacht has five cabins that can accommodate 10 guests. The master suite is located forward on the main deck, offering 180-degree sea views and opening directly onto a private sundeck in the bow. Two VIP cabins and two guest cabins are located on the lower deck, with en-suite bathrooms featuring splashes of Ferrari red.

A striking feature of the yacht is its large windows, equipped with photovoltaic cells sandwiched between two layers of glass. The energy generated by these cells can be used to power all the onboard electrical systems, except the air conditioning. This technology is perfectly in line with the philosophy of the shipyard, founded in 2008 with a strong focus on environmentalism.

In the main salon, large glass panels allow light and air to flow through, creating an extremely pleasant space that blends seamlessly with the seascape. Sliding doors and folding terraces on either side can also transform this area into a seafront patio. The large sofas and armchairs in the salon are designed for maximum comfort during social gatherings, while a formal dining table for eight is located aft.

The flybridge can be transformed into a sky lounge with glass panels that protrude from the bulkheads to completely insulate and air-condition the area.

Powered by twin 1.000 hp Man V8 engines, the yacht reaches a top speed of 18 knots. The asking price for Aria.S was €5,5 million.

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