Virtus 47M NB 115 モーターヨット

A two-year warranty on hull and machinery is the kind of detail a buyer files away rather than argues over, and it comes standard with the Virtus 47M NB 115. Mengi Yay is building her in Turkey for delivery in 2028, and she carries Registro Italiano Navale classification through construction.

Build and provenance

She is a semi-displacement design on a steel monohull, with a long bilge keel paired with two sets of zero-speed stabilisers, one for anchor and one for under way, built to keep a 499 GT hull settled rather than merely upright. Her propellers sit with extra clearance from the hull, a detail meant to cut vibration and noise at speed. Paolo Dose drew her exterior and Red Yacht Design finished the interior, and Mengi Yay's own yard carries her through to the 2028 handover.

Layout and accommodation

Ten guests sleep across five staterooms: a Master Suite on the main deck with its own private balcony, two VIP staterooms, and two twin cabins on the lower deck. Nine crew run the boat, a ratio that on a 47-metre hull leaves room to look after ten guests properly rather than stretch to cover them.

Performance and engineering

Twin Caterpillar engines give the Virtus 47M NB 115 a 12-knot cruise and 14.5 knots flat out, with a 1,892-nautical-mile range at cruising speed. Three Caterpillar generators back the systems, one of them rated at 51kW, so the yacht can sit at anchor for days without running short of power. At 8.8 metres of beam and a 2.8-metre draft, she carries her 499 gross tonnes on a hull built for coastal work rather than open-ocean passages.

On deck and at anchor

A beach club opens onto the water at the stern, the sundeck carries a jacuzzi, and a sky lounge adds a second gathering room above the main deck. Bay windows on both sides fold out into balconies for the view, cranes handle the tenders and toys, and underwater lighting extends the beach club after dark. An enclosed garage keeps the tender out of the weather, and wifi and air conditioning run through the boat.

Where she lies and how to see her

Mengi Yay is building the Virtus 47M NB 115 in Turkey, with delivery due in 2028. Boatcrowd will arrange a viewing of the build in progress and stay involved through to handover; once an offer is accepted, survey and sea trial come next before she is signed over.