Monaco-based Dynamiq has unveiled designs for its 33m Global 330, the first in a new series of explorer yachts. Designed with long-range travel in mind, the series will be available in 30m, 33m and 40m, with the smallest model rated at 200GT.
The Global 330 will spearhead Dynamiq’s new series of explorer yachts
Dynamiq’s Global 330 is a full-aluminium vessel with an extra wide beam of 8.5m and a draft of only 1.8m. Powered by twin Man V8 1200 engines, she will have a top speed of 16 knots and consumption of just 62 litres per hour at 10 knots.
A generous gross tonnage of 270GT provides roomy interiors with a light-filled main saloon and five guest cabins, including a full-beam master cabin with two fixed balconies on the main deck, which Dynamiq states is a first on a yacht of this size.
Sergei Dobroserdov, founder and CEO of Dynamiq, said: “Following up on client requests, we have been looking at the explorer market for quite a while and this year we decided to come into the game with something completely different for our more adventurous owners.
“Instead of slow, steel-hulled explorers with the typical commercial styling, we drew on our forward-thinking approach to create a fast and modern series of vessels. We specifically designed the Global series to be below the 40m threshold to match a much broader type of client and their families.
“Moreover, thanks to their compact size, they can truly explore, because only Dynamiq explorers are able to enter the small bays and inlets where bigger yachts can’t get near. Dynamiq is a rare shipyard that proposes high-end Dutch engineering with the highest quality construction in relatively small yachts at an affordable price.”
The yacht’s interiors have been developed with Bentley Home
The new series ushers in Dynamiq’s new cooperation with Bentley Home, with the Global 330’s bold yet elegant interior equipped with selected furniture, lamps and accessories from the legendary automotive marque’s inspiring collections. The interior is styled by Miami-based Italian designer Giuseppina Arena.
The strikingly dramatic yet functional exterior styling has been developed in-house by Dobroserdov Design, while the Fast Displacement Hull Form is by Netherlands-based Van Oossanen Naval Architects, Dynamiq’s long-term technical partner.
Managing Director Perry van Oossanen said: “For the Global 330, we developed a special-edition fast displacement hull with a wide body, long roll period and an exceptional top speed for this size and type of vessel. By reducing pitching, our patented Hull Vane adds efficiency and even more comfort.”
The Global 330 further features a main-deck saloon with full-height windows and a fireplace, an aft deck sauna and a garage with room for a full set of diving and fishing equipment, as well as a 5m by 6m inflatable pool.
Every Global yacht will be equipped as standard with a DJI Drone, 100m ROV (Remote Operated Vehicle) and Premium Celestron telescope.
Dynamiq’s Global range will be built at the brand’s dedicated shipyard in Massa in the Italian province of Tuscany. The base price for the Global 330 starts at €12.7 million with a delivery time of 24 months.
Superyacht specialist Central Yacht, headed by Paul Brackley and Greg Dagge, is Dynamiq’s Asia Ambassador and represents the shipyard across the region, with a refit and repair yard in Kaohsiung, Taiwan.
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