Viper 100

Fourteen guests, spread across seven cabins, is what Viper 100 carries at 30 metres, and a 44-knot top speed is what she does once they are aboard.

Build and provenance

She is a GRP and carbon-fibre sports yacht, hull and superstructure both in that lighter combination, drawn inside and out by Fulvio de Simoni to the yard's own naval architecture. ISA is building Viper 100 at Ancona, Italy, for delivery in 2027, to the EU's Category B rules for recreational craft.

Layout and accommodation

The main deck runs aft through a dining area, a lounge and the pool just behind it. A tender garage sits apart from the guest areas, keeping toys and gear clear of the fourteen guests and seven cabins below.

Performance and engineering

Two engines rated at 4,000 hp between them give her a 44-knot top speed and a 38-knot cruise, built for planing rather than displacement running. Twin water jets, backed by a third booster jet, put that power into the water without a propeller's drag.

On deck and at anchor

On deck, the sun deck's bar and dining area sit above the main deck's own lounge and pool space, and fold-down balconies widen the aft deck out over the water once she is anchored, turning the pool deck into a wider terrace for the guests aboard.

Where she lies and how to see her

Viper 100 is under construction at Ancona, Italy, and will lie there through her build. Boatcrowd handles enquiries and viewings on her behalf, and once an offer is accepted, we see the survey and sea trial through with the buyer before handover.