78 Numarine Motoryacht Walkthrough [Boat Review + Video]

Take an extensive tour of the 78 Numarine Motoryacht in Miami Beach, Florida with Sidney Ambroise.

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About a year and a half ago, I was privileged enough to travel to Turkey with a few of my colleagues and visit the top shipyards of that region. One of the shipyards that stood out to me the most was for sure Numarine. The most important thing that stood out to me was their quality control in almost every department, whether it was carpentry, metalwork, fabrication, or their resident infusion department, for example.

Opening their doors in 2002 as a new shipyard, their vision was designing high performance yachts with the best efficiency, and they’re able to do that with their resident fusion technique which offers 30% less weight on these boats, which enables them to go a lot faster. For example, this boat maxing out at 38 knots is very impressive for a boat of this size. And when you combine that with a firm like Silent Line, which is a noise and vibration specialist based out of Europe, it gives you a yacht that’s lightweight, fast, but also very quiet inside.

My name is Sidney with Denison Yachting, and I’m excited to take you on a walkthrough through ADONIS, which is a 2019 78 Numarine. This construction model is their HTS line, which features four state rooms, 78 feet in length, 19-foot beam, and two MAN V12s 1550s, which allows you to cruise at 28 knots and an added bonus of a top speed of 38 knots. What we’re going to start off first is showing you the exterior spaces, but what I’m most excited about is to show you the interior, most importantly, the salon area. This salon, as you can see, glass is abundant. You get a real feel of natural light and also an unexpected sense of space throughout the entire yacht. Just dropped the hook and Star Island.

First spot I’m going to show you is the Hydraulic Swim platform, transom area, and this amazing hot tub. First thing, you’ll notice the inserts for the removable chalks in case you want to keep a tender or jet ski on the Hydraulic Swim platform here. Some yachts tell a story; some yachts write a whole new one. And there’s not a lot of yachts in this class that have a hot tub on the aft deck. Keep in mind, this is a 78-foot boat. This is something you see on yachts 50 meter and up, and when you’re not using it, it’s easy to cover up. You fold down these fiberglass tops on the front side of this tub, and you put some sun pads or chairs here.

Making our way into the main deck through this boarding gate, you have support your controls for the AV system that controls the audio for this area, but also the retractable awning that does cover the al Fresco dining area and also the Jacuzzi on the transom. Very spacious Al Fresco dining area. Can comfortably seat eight to 12 guests. Just on the starboard side here beneath the staircase we do have the cockpit grill storage beneath and adjacent two and L-shaped the settee.

Just underfoot here of course our machinery space where her MAN V12 1550s are located and also her Cummins generators. One of them I believe is 21.5 kw and the other is 29 kw. Not to mention she is stabilized by CMC.

Moving forward, along the side decks, you’ll notice port and starboard side. We do have boarding gates. You get a real feel of the beam as you walk forward here towards the four deck 19 feet. By the way, here on the foredeck underfoot, of course, emergency hatch for the VIP cabin. Just forward here we have our windless, which is stored beneath. So once again, the deck machinery is hidden. Great lounging area here. Eight to 12 guests can easily be sat here. Just above, you can appreciate the symmetry. Within the yachts design. Usually you’ll talk about either the port or starboard side profile, but this has a distinctive profile, also overhead. The reason why that overhead design is so refined is the attention to detail when drawing out the window design.

Here on the sun deck, you’ll notice how the key design attributes stand out. I’m standing center line here. Table just behind me. You have two half facing sun lounges here. Definitely privacy was the priority when designing the sun deck. You see the absent helm I laid down earlier to test this out. Literally, you feel no win while underway, but also here at anchor when you’re laid down, tucked underneath this windscreen. So it does serve its purpose.

The first impression of the salon of ADONIS is the abundant use of glass you’ll find throughout. This has pretty much become a benchmark in the HTS line, which we’re on right now, and also the XP line. On the starboard side here conveniently located, we have an L-shaped. I wouldn’t call it a wet bar. There’s no sink, but there is fridge, freezer and also an ice maker just aft. Just forward. We have this beautiful U-shaped settee, really gives the, best practical use of this large starboard side window.

Before we have a look at the crew accommodations below deck, let’s check out the port side of the yacht popup TV here. Storage beneath for AV, just for of the port side wing door, we have another spacious seating area here. Of course these tables are electric. They do descend down. A nice pad can also compliment this space if you’re not using this as a dinette. For me personally, this is my favorite spot to lounge on the boat. Looking up at all the windows, you see kind of different reflections come through. I was able to see the water reflecting off the bottom of the staircase that leads to the sun deck, which I thought was really cool.

Entering the helm area, just adjacent to that portside settee, we find some cool bucket style racing seats with a nice touch of high gloss veneer behind. And a quick breakdown of the helm here to port, you have the E plea display by Numarine, which delivers all power to DC/AC lighting control tanks, navigation. Center line here of course your throttles, bow thruster, Ray Marine autopilot, and of course, most importantly, your Richie Compass centerline.

Before we head out on the companion way forward to the guest accommodations, we are now going to have a look at the crew accommodations below deck. This section of the boat, we’re just forward of the engine room aft. On this bulkhead, we have our Furine full size fridge. Also the wine cooler important to note. Moving towards Midship, we have our sync storage above, television in the corner. Looking outboard, you have a porthole, additional storage appliances, forward Furion oven and cook top, microwave, Eric Extractor. Stepping out of the galley through this pocket door. You have your crew accommodations, which transverse births and also an en suite head and separate shower.

Entering one of four of the guest accommodations on board will start here in the owner’s cabin, which you really get another unexpected sense of space, just like you did in the salon, thanks to the diamond shaped whole side windows, which complement the port and starboard side. One thing this owner’s cabin, as well as the rest of the cabins do not lack, is storage. All on the starboard side here, storage and behind me on this, off bulkhead hanging lockers, additional storage. Everyone pretty much knows if there’s not an obvious TV in the accommodation space, it’s usually tucked behind a mirror just as this one. Not only is it a TV, but it’s also a functional virtual assistant that you can use web browser apps you can download. Here we have our Denison YouTube page. I’ll go ahead and hit subscribe there, but you have an array of different apps that you can use to check your email, et cetera.

Moving to the port side, we have our en suite, which is opened up pretty nice, complimented by a Carrera marble and satin finish. Water fixtures aft we have our head and just forward, we have our standup shower with a Moen display that you can control electronically the functions of the shower head. Another great feature I love about this is the stainless mosaic. I feel that’s a nice touch.

Wrapping up in owner’s cabin here we have our next guest accommodation on the starboard side. Here on the starboard side, we have second of four accommodations. So in here is the first of two twin cabins, diamond shape, whole side windows do compliment this space, storage lockers, television, and also storage overhead. Of course, the port and starboard side, guest cabins do have an en suite.

Moving forward through this companion way, we will now take a look at the VIP guest cabin. Entering the VIP cabin, beautiful skylight above big windows on the side, additional storage, and an en suite feature, the same finishes as the owner’s cabin as well.

Once again, thank you so much for joining us on another one of our walkthrough videos. If you have any questions about ADONIS, do not hesitate to give me a call anytime.

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