Tankoa Fenice T680

A yacht named after an opera house sets a certain tone for life aboard, and the Tankoa Fenice T680 carries hers from La Fenice in Venice straight into a beach club built for an audience. Tankoa Yachts is building the 68-metre motor yacht in Italy for delivery in 2030, a 1,400-gross-tonne monohull designed around that aft stage.

Build and provenance

She is a displacement motor yacht on a monohull, 68 metres long with an 11.2-metre beam and a 3.3-metre draught. Her name and her aft lounge both take their cue from La Fenice, Venice's opera house, a reference Tankoa Yachts has carried through the deck plan rather than leaving it as a name alone. For a buyer, that theme runs through the yacht rather than sitting on a builder's plaque.

Layout and accommodation

Twin staircases connect the main deck to the beach club below, so the two levels read as one space rather than separate decks.

Performance and engineering

Two CAT 3516E engines rated at 1,865 kW each give her a 15-knot cruise and 16.5 knots at full speed, enough to move a 1,400-gross-tonne hull without labouring. That output suits a yacht built to hold position at anchor rather than cover long distances quickly.

On deck and at anchor

The beach club is the yacht's main stage: a multi-level space that incorporates a gym, a spa and a lounge, with folding balconies on both sides that open it further to the water. The bow Jacuzzi gives the owner's suite its own private spot to anchor the evening.

Where she lies and how to see her

Her construction is under way in Italy, aimed at a 2030 delivery. Boatcrowd handles enquiries and can bring a buyer in to see the build firsthand; once terms are agreed on an offer, the survey and sea trial follow before she is signed over.