Numarine’s Second Hybrid 30XP Yacht Model ‘Tuccini’ takes the Centre Stage: A Look at the Craft’s Unsurpassed Flexibility and Class

The seas are welcoming a new touch of class with Numarine’s recent launch, christened ‘Tuccini’. This second yacht in the 30XP series, spanning an impressive 30.7 meters, carries an aura similar to its widely popular sistership ‘Minella’ which made its debut at last year’s Cannes Yachting Festival. The striking similarity is beautifully contrasted with a classic, all-white paint scheme that pairs delightfully with interiors highlighting white and beige tones and some dark accents. Turkish studio Can Yalman, a master of marine design, is responsible for both the yacht’s exterior and interior, with a special focus on the highly efficient raised pilothouse layout. Tuccini further sets sail toward environmental friendliness with a hybrid propulsion system. The yacht also boasts a substantial internal volume of 213 gross tons, offering an exemplary balance of flexibility for the owner and a delightful outdoor living experience. The spacious flybridge, rivaling those of larger yachts, and the expansive sunpad accommodating more than ten people are clear indicators of its outdoor prowess. There’s also a semi-open beach club at the stern, that dynamically expands to an area of 46 square meters, allowing extra room for various watersports and swimming. Offering plush dining options on the aft deck, a sundeck lounge, and a private balcony with exclusive access from the owner’s suite, Tuccini is a true symbol of luxury and flexibility. Furthermore, the yacht is ready to cruise quietly across the waves at seven knots while maintaining a low noise level below 40 decibels in the guest cabins and a meremeasurementof 38.1 decibel in the master cabin. Propelled by a diesel-electric propulsion system, the yacht flies up to a maximum speed of 13 knots, and can cruise over a staggering range of 3,500 nautical miles at eight knots. One can also opt for solar panels to be added to the hardtop for additional support to onboard systems.