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The fourth Moonen 97 superyacht combines class and comfort

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The Netherlands’ Moonen Shipyard has launched the fourth motor yacht in its stunning Moonen 97 steel-hulled displacement series. Boasting naval architecture by Diana Yacht Design, styling by René van der Velden Yacht Design and interior by Art-Line Interiors, it comes perked with whatever you seek in your luxury yacht. Its features include spacious accommodations for eight people in a neutral modern styling, fine cherry wood paneling, plenty of natural and artificial light, a large walk-in dressing room, and a VIP stateroom plus two guest suites.

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It has a comprehensive sound and vibration attenuation program allowing a peaceful retreat on the boat.
It also offers economical venues with its large fuel tank support.
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