Price Reduction on Nicolini Superyacht Adamas V - From Signature Luxury to Adventurous Affordability

Marking its journey from a royal extravagance to a luxurious floating abode within reach, Adamas V, the 65.2-metre Nicolini superyacht, has embarked upon an enticing new voyage. It’s asking price has been trimmed down by an impressive $1,000,000, sending a frisson of excitement through aficionados of sailing and luxury alike.

The Adamas V, unlike any standard seafarer, is steeped in a rich history. Originally known as Al Menwar, it was commissioned in 1987 as the private yacht of the then Emir of Qatar. Its low profile, elongated main deck and distinctive design, penned by Sanzio Nicolini, founder of Italian giants CRN and Cantieri Navali Nicolini, have kept it afloat in the sea of sameness. It continues to serve as the flagship of the Italian builder, adding a feather to its already gloriously feathered cap.

From comfort to a grandeur reminiscent of palatial splendour, every corner of the Adamas V is designed to dazzle. The sprawling main saloon boasts multiple seating options, dining tables and a dedicated entertainment room equipped with a smart television and surround sound. Its sophisticated interior, a harmony of warm woods, cream carpets and light-toned furnishings subtly accented with navy and silver hues, emanates an inviting aura.

The Adamas V comfortably houses a party of 12, along with a 15-member crew. Distinguished among its lodgings is a palatial 130-square-metre owner’s suite, done up in extravagance with a private saloon, walk-in dressing room and king-sized bed. The four guest cabins, uniquely situated on the upper deck, offer sweeping views and direct access to the skylounge. A seventh guest cabin on the main deck further adds to the Adamas V’s expansive and luxe accommodations. Now available for $14,500,000 with EU VAT paid, the Adamas V sails boldly forward, embodying accessible luxury on the high seas.