Benetti Yachts Benetti Nataly

Benetti Nataly is marked out for its luxurious and customized inner places thanks to technical and stylistic expedients. For example, the teak covering on the main deck is obliquely set in order to echoes the same oak floor pattern in the main saloon; a further custom-made aspect is the study mother-of-pearl doorknob.

The interior design has been created in collaboration with Redman Whitely & Dixon English study, while the exterior built by the shipyard, features a vertical bow which not only has an esthetical success, but also increases its navigation performances.

In the forward main deck, beyond the dining table and the staircase connecting four decks, there is the ship owner’s cabin directly overlooking the study. The forward bed is towards the walk-in closet leading to the his-and-hers bathroom provided with shower compartments made of a single piece of white marble in order to avoid that inner veining is interrupted.

In the lower deck there are six guests cabins symmetrically located on the right and on the left; they all feature delicate beige tones. In the stern there are two Vip cabins provided with double bed and a spacious sitting room; forward cabins are furnished with double bed only and, finally, the central ones have twin beds for each one. In the lower deck there are also eight crew cabins which enjoy bigger inner space by taking full advantage of vertical bow. Each one is provided with two wardrobes, a desk and an extremely spacious dayhead compared with other yachts.

In the upper deck there is the Captain cabin, aft of the steering gear, which has the owner’s cabin same marble finishing and furniture. In the midship there are two flexible-use rooms; the starboard one is usually employed as a gym, the port one as a massage room. The sun deck, reachable by an inner staircase, is provided with a partially closed dining area and equipped with two sliding doors offering protection from the wind. Likewise, there is a forward swimming pool and an outer staircase connecting all decks.  

Finally, in the stern there is a spacious skylounge and a beach club obtained by moving obliquely the garage for the tender.

It is equipped with two 2.260 HP Caterpillar 3516B diesel engines which enable to reach a full speed of 15 knots and a cruising speed of 12 knots with an autonomy of 5.000 miles.