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Tankoa Yachts launches second T55 Sportiva unit: M/Y Loewe hits the water

by Tankoa Yachts 29 May 11:44 BST
T55 Sportiva M/Y Loewe © Marco Fulvi

Just over a month after the debut of the first hull, Tankoa Yachts proudly announces the technical launch of the second T55 Sportiva.

This milestone marks another step forward in the shipyard's steady production pace and reaffirms its strong strategic vision.

Sold to an experienced European owner, the new yacht - christened M/Y Loewe - features exterior and interior design by Luca Dini Design & Architecture. The project was developed in close synergy with the owner's team, resulting in a truly bespoke vessel, crafted with meticulous attention to detail from the earliest design phases.

Primarily intended for the charter market, M/Y Loewe offers a six-cabin layout, one more than the first unit, allowing for greater guest capacity without compromising on comfort. An internal elevator ensures seamless accessibility across all decks, enhancing onboard convenience for all guests.

Among the yacht's standout features is the spacious beach club, distinguished by a striking "sealine window" and now equipped with a sauna and hammam, creating a refined onboard wellness experience. Additional leisure amenities include an expansive swim platform with pool, a private jacuzzi in the owner's suite, and a full-beam jacuzzi on the sundeck - perfect for enjoying panoramic views in total relaxation.

M/Y Loewe will cruise the Mediterranean throughout the current season, ready to deliver exclusive yachting experiences defined by elegance, style, and exceptional onboard comfort.

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