AQUA is the strikingly stylish, 376-foot-long liquid hydrogen-powered superyacht concept. Sinot Yacht Architecture & Design and Lateral Naval Architects, made waves at the Monaco Yacht Show last week when they introduced AQUA.
indoor health and wellness center
AQUA’s power is fueled by liquified hydrogen, stored at extremely low temperatures, in vacuum isolated tanks. The liquified hydrogen is converted into electrical energy by Proton Exchange Membrane (PEM) fuel cells, with water being the only by-product.
The generated electrical energy is transmitted to AQUA’s switchboards, where it’s distributed to provide power for propulsion, auxiliary systems and hotel services.
Large batteries buffer the generated electricity to ensure power demands are always met. And thanks to the electric propulsion, AQUA is designed to be extremely quiet underway.
Aqua features a massive beach deck pool
Also, the floor-to-ceiling windows supply amazing views and ample natural light. The owner’s pavilion that occupies the front half of the upper deck, is arranged in an open-plan area of interlinked spaces, pided by finely crafted wooden screens providing intimacy and subdued lighting.
367-foot-long hydrogen-powered superyacht Aqua
The indoor health and wellness center is designed with a hydro massage room, a yoga space and workout floor and a massive, gym-wide door in the hull which opens to reveal the ocean’s surface at water level.
Aqua’s curvaceous exterior lines flow from the stern across a 360-degree viewing capsule and wheelhouse and gather at the bow area where a spectacular Aqua room gives guests views never before experienced at sea in ultimate luxury.
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