Longer than four blue whales put together, this incredibly luxurious superyacht concept, aimed at decabillionaires, comes with a one-of-its-kind blue hole swimming pool and a stunning underwater observation room that is lowered from the vessel’s keel.


Sinot Yacht Architecture & Design is synonymous with exceptional superyacht design, transforming life at sea into an opulent experience. The studio has an impressive fleet of 31 yachts gracing the oceans, including notable creations such as tycoon Larry Ellison’s Musashi, Zara billionaire Amancio Ortega’s Drizzle, and the Feadship beauty Ulysses. These masterpieces are prime examples of fine shipbuilding, dominating the seas with their elegance and engineering prowess.


However, Sinot is not just about the present; their visionary concepts are shaping the future of the yachting industry. One of their latest innovations, the Inspire, is a 454-foot masterpiece developed by the Netherlands-based studio. This ready-to-build vessel features six expansive decks, making it a floating five-star retreat. It stands out with a light blue-green hull, floor-to-ceiling glazing, and multiple hatches that invite light and ocean views into the interior spaces.


While the exterior is captivating, it is the yacht’s interior that truly astonishes, rivaling the beauty of the underwater world with its luxurious design and exceptional attention to detail. Lets explore this monument of high-tech and natural materials that makes the power of inspiration, terribly tangible-

Inside Inspire

The 454-foot Inspire comprises six decks, with the topmost deck exclusively dedicated to the owner. The upper deck houses a classic and charming lounge designed for socializing, as well as the wheelhouse. On the main deck of this 8,000 GT vessel, space is allocated to elegant guest cabins, an al-fresco restaurant, and a beach deck with VIP cabins, a wellness center, a beach club, and a theater that can accommodate 40 guests.


This grand goliath accommodates 22 guests across an owner’s suite, two VIP suites, and eight guest staterooms, all serviced by a crew of 51 members.

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The aquatic gem, a blue hole swimming pool-

How much blue is too much? The beach lounge answers that question with its multi-purpose space designed for sunbathing and enjoying watersports from the beach platform. This area extends the joy of the ocean with al-fresco lounging and a refreshing dip in the pool. The true magic lies in the stunning blue hole swimming pool, a permanent and breathtaking fixture of Inspire’s beach lounge.


The pool, with its 10-meter diameter, features rock formations along the edges, vivid Raku-ceramic pool tiles, and a full glass bottom that offers mesmerizing views of the underwater world below.

A sanctuary of wellness-

Inspire’s health and wellness center could easily be the most tranquil space aboard the vessel. Its neutral hues and dim lighting create a soothing ambiance, further enhanced by the presence of a sauna, hammam, massage, and treatment rooms.


Fitness enthusiasts will find their haven in the state-of-the-art gym, offering ultimate comfort for both body and soul. The space is accentuated by pencil-beam spotlights that can transport you to a realm of serenity, providing solace even if the ocean’s vistas don’t suffice.

The owner’s personal oasis-

The top deck of Inspire showcases the pinnacle of design, inspiration, and luxury. The Owner’s state room spans an impressive 250 square meters of living space, thoughtfully divided into a spacious bathroom, a full-beam dressing area, a massage room, and a private lounge. For added convenience, a self-service pantry is included to satisfy midnight cravings without the need to venture to the galley.

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Expansive floor-to-ceiling windows ensure there is nothing between the owner and breathtaking sunrises over the ocean. The bedroom, situated at the forward end, provides unobstructed views, while the adjacent lounge offers a perfect vantage point to appreciate the surroundings. The suite also boasts a private balcony with a Jacuzzi, creating an idyllic retreat that blends opulence with serenity.

Submersible Nemo Room

One of the most fascinating features of the vessel is found at its lowest level, nearly 17 feet below the surface of the sea—in the captivating Nemo Room. Unlike traditional observation points atop the yacht, this submersible observation room takes guests into the depths of the underwater world.


Carefully lowered below the yacht’s keel when Inspire is safely anchored or stabilized by dynamic positioning, the Nemo Room offers an immersive experience like no other. Guests can sit in swiveling chairs and marvel at the mesmerizing underwater scenes, unable to contain their excitement as they encounter sharks, manta rays, jellyfish, sea turtles, squids, and even dolphins.


The Nemo Room isn’t just about passive observation; it’s equipped with advanced sensors, cameras, and sonar technology to track and record the rich underwater activity, making it a true playground for those eager to explore and connect with marine life. Whether you’re looking to make friends with the ocean’s most enigmatic creatures or simply bask in the tranquility of the deep, this room offers an unparalleled adventure beneath the waves.

The wheelhouse

Sinot Yacht Architecture & Design is set to unveil more exciting details about this extraordinary project at the upcoming Monaco Yacht Show.

Last but not the least, the onboard movie hall.
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