Italian shipyard Tankoa Yachts will unveil two world premieres at the Monaco Yacht Show this September: the 45-metre M/Y Singolare and the 52-metre full-custom M/Y Spirit.
The two launches represent contrasting approaches to owner-led design. Singolare, designed by Cassetta Yacht Designers, packs just under 500 GT into a platform built for extended cruising and entertaining. Her exterior features an infinity-edge beach club, open-air cinema, panoramic gym and sauna. Brazilian architect Debora Aguiar handled interiors with a residential brief, placing a full-beam owner's suite on the main deck and four guest cabins below.
Spirit, a Vitruvius Yacht Design project led by Philippe Briand, centres on wellbeing and privacy. The yacht's signature element is a full-beam gymnasium that opens directly onto an aft terrace with a plunge pool and sea-level access. FM Architettura's interior employs natural materials and restrained proportions to keep the seascape central to life on board. Six cabins accommodate guests across a layout designed around natural light and privacy.
Tankoa said both yachts reflect its approach to owner-led projects, combining close collaboration with individual clients and traditional Italian shipbuilding techniques. The Monaco Yacht Show runs from 23 to 26 September 2026, where both vessels will be presented publicly for the first time.
