Yolo, a 34-meter Leopard Yacht, has been sold.
Delivered in 2007 by the Italian shipyard, the sporty open reaches a maximum speed of 40 knots
Leopard Yachts’ 34,11-metre superyacht Yolo has changed hands ahead of its scheduled auction date, with brokerage firm Ray White Marine acting on behalf of both the seller and buyer.
Delivered in 2007 by the Italian shipyard, Yolo, previously known as Pure White and I'm No Lady, is one of fifteen units built for the 34 Sport series. Andrea Bacigalupo designed both the exterior and naval architecture of this sporty, sleek yacht; the interiors were designed by Studio Rodriguez.
Built entirely of fiberglass with teak decks, Yolo has a beam of 7,35 meters and a volume of 184 GT, allowing her to accommodate up to eight guests in four cabins. She also has separate accommodations for a crew of five.
Among the features of this model, its extremely low draft, just 1,22 metres, stands out, allowing it to navigate in shallow waters and access anchorages normally closed to vessels of the same size.
Powered by a triple MTU diesel engine configuration, Yolo can reach a top speed of 40 knots and a cruising speed of 36 knots. Her range is approximately 500 nautical miles at 33 knots, making her ideal for those seeking speed on coastal voyages while maintaining the comfort of a luxury open yacht. Prior to the change of ownership, the yacht was located in Sydney and was offered for €1.616.972.
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