PAZIENZA

Pazienza, as well as her twin boat Stellamar, offers greater onboard space and is more stable when at anchor thanks to her full-displacement steel hull. The naval architecture was developed by Hydro Tec, who has architected 48 other superyachts. Exterior and interior design of this 35 meter expedition yacht have been penned by Francesco Paszkowski Design and can comfortably accommodate up to 12 guests in 5 cabins. Launched by Cantiere delle Marche in 2023 and powered by twin Caterpillar engines, Pazienza cruises at 12 knots and reaches a maximum speed of 13 knots. Built to withstand the rigors of exploration, this boat surpassed expectations during sea trials, boasting an impressive autonomy figure of 5,162 nautical miles at 10 knots (half load) while maintaining remarkably modest fuel consumption. But Pazienza, the second unit of the RJ115 after Stellamar, is not only performance. She is a semi-custom elegant explorer for adventures across the high seas, from the tropics to the poles, but style and layout are completely different. We are onboard an explorer yacht, but design and comfort have luxury yacht standards.

On the main deck, the main salon is a luminous and tastefully appointed space with a traditional layout with two great sofas and large windows to let natural light in. The openable sliding doors in the dining area ensure panoramic views and easy circulation. Pazienza has openable French doors on both sides of the salon as well, a large aft pool on the sun deck, a tender garage with a side opening which adds to a retractable crane housed in the overhang of the sun deck to haul and launch the second tender. The comfort of a relaxed luxury yacht experience is granted by seven crew members and by a selection of water-toys that turn the Mediterranean into your own private playground. More than an expedition yacht, Pazienza is an experience. A five star experience.