The 380-foot superyacht concept called Project White Arrow, designed by Italian studio Nuvolari Lenard in collaboration with Moran Yacht & Ship, is ideal for the sea-faring billionaire family. For those who prefer to live peacefully at sea rather than in a rushed routine on land, Project White Arrow is a blessing in concept. It would be more fitting to call it a floating home; it is, in fact, designed to function as the floating residence of a well-heeled billionaire who doesn’t like to choose between luxuries, so they get them all!
The 5,200 GT concept celebrates the owner’s life at sea by dedicating an entire deck to a person who seeks moments of solace, privacy, and peace. As for the guests, they will be comfortably accommodated with room for up to 18 guests in nine cabins, alongside quarters for a crew of 39, reported Forbes. Stylist, designer, and studio co-founder Dan Lenard added, “The most interesting projects are not necessarily those that arrive with every answer already defined. They are the ones that establish a strong vision and leave the right space for the owner to make it their own.”
Aboard the White Arrow, there would be a spacious beach club and a wellness area complete with a sauna, a steam room, and two massage rooms. What is worth appreciating here is that areas imperative to the lifestyle of the guests aboard are given ample space, not just the master bedroom. A case in point is the full-beam gym complete with panoramic sea views, ensuring your daily fitness regimen is not carried out in a cramped lower-deck space. A large swimming pool is a mandatory amenity for rejuvenation in a luxe vessel. For more relaxing evenings, there is a firepit and a winter garden; for energizing mornings, there is a full-size pickleball court.
For an owner whose active lifestyle takes them ashore often, the helipad comes in handy. The garage space for four tenders ensures that family and crew on different itineraries and port plans, all have a commute available. While a lot of thought has gone into making the White Arrow a holistic concept, the makers have still left ample room for customization. Speaking of room, the diesel-electric machinery occupies a single-height engine room, releasing more hull space for guest use, which is another great consideration for the daily rhythm of the vessel.
What has been shared up until now is only a starting point toward a superyacht that could raise the bar for extended family life at sea. Presented as a ready-to-build concept, Project White Arrow now awaits an owner to choose a shipyard, refine the details, and sign a construction contract.
