Luminosity is no ordinary yacht. The most advanced technology ever seen in the yacht industry matched only by its sheer beauty…
Built by Italian shipyard Benetti, and launched just over a year ago, Luminosity previously known as Zoza has recently been listed for sale with an asking price of €225,000,000 with both Burgess and Fraser Yachts.
At 107.6m (352.9ft) long and with a beam of 17m (55.8ft), LUMINOSITY is a yacht that sets a new benchmark for design, technology and construction.
With six decks and a volume of 5,844GT, the spaces inside and out are beyond impressive. She accommodates 27 guests in 12 suites including a huge owner’s suite with large terraces fore and aft, and a guest elevator. She is a yacht that takes the most advanced cutting edge technology and blends it with a design brief focussed on maximising the connection with nature.
LUMINOSITY respects the traditions of the past but is firmly fixed in the future, able to seize the remarkable opportunities to evolve as technological advancements are made. At the same time this is a yacht with a strong sense of culture and a profound appreciation of the arts. Every single interior detail tells a story. Every creation evokes masterpieces of artists who have left a mark on the history of art. Damien Hirst’s famous coloured circles find new expression on the French limestone floor in the Main Deck Lobby.
LUMINOSITY boasts myriad incredible features including her own private luxury health club, fitted out with an elegant steam room. When the side shell doors are open this becomes a sea level spa, complete with a fully equipped gym, a cold pool that is maintained at 4C and a 30sqm swimming pool, the floor of which raises to create a dancefloor, and a comfortable lounge area from which to immerse yourself in the surroundings.
With a diesel-electric power, Azipod propulsion and advanced high-tech battery technology for covering 8,000 nm at 10 knots LUMINOSITY is a genuinely ocean-capable yacht with which her new owner will write a new chapter in superyachting.
