Maritimo’s relentless pursuit of perfection and attention to design detail continues as construction of the M75 and S75 is moving ahead at full speed.
Maritimo’s relentless pursuit of perfection and attention to design detail continues as construction of the M75 and S75 is moving ahead at full speed at Maritimo’s Australia-based production factory. The state-of-the-art facilities were purposely designed to give Maritimo the capability of manufacturing larger vessels, such as the M75 and S75.
Managing Director Tom Barry-Cotter said the all-new M75 has stemmed from the most in-depth design and development process ever undertaken in Maritimo history, with it being conceptualised and developed with Maritimo’s design division and collaborating owners for more than two years.
The amount of floor space offered in the upper cockpit alfresco deck is superior to most other vessels of this size, with standard rear U-shape lounging and dining table and further option of opposing lounging flanking each side of the area.
Maritimo’s design division has maximised the practical deck spaces onboard the S75 by enabling the often unused sedan hardtop to be accessed from the upper cockpit deck via overhead hatch and ladder, in order for the hardtop to be utilised as a utility deck space.
The M75 upper cockpit and adventure deck creates an incredibly versatile hub for lounging, cooking, adventuring or storage, with plenty of room to spare. The defining feature of the Maritimo M-Series is its recognisable enclosed flybridge skylounge with internal staircase – providing the largest indoor outdoor living space of any M-series model.
Below deck free-flowing spaces utilize the hull’s volume, maximising height and minimising the number of steps. Three spacious staterooms and two ensuites are on offer, with full-beam king master stateroom, offset queen forward stateroom, and twin single starboard guestroom.
The M75 and S75 are destined for their global release at SCIBS, 25-28 May, 2023.
