Marina di Carrara, May 2, 2025 – Outfitting is moving swiftly on the M/Y Admiral Panorama, a 50-meter superyacht that exemplifies Italian craftsmanship and design innovation.
Built to Lloyd’s Register classification, this vessel is defined by sleek contours, balanced proportions, and a refined aesthetic that seamlessly blends luxury with functionality.
The exterior, designed by Piredda & Partners, complements interiors developed by Centro Stile of The Italian Sea Group.
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Across its three expansive decks, Panorama invites constant interaction between indoor and outdoor environments, eliminating visual barriers and emphasizing openness. High ceilings, panoramic windows, and generous spaces contribute to the yacht’s contemporary, light-filled character.
Crafted with natural materials, rich textures, and ambient lighting, the interiors exude warmth and sophistication. The layout includes up to seven cabins, accommodating 12 guests during navigation and up to 18 people in total, including staff.
On the Main Deck, four guest suites offer direct access to both the main salon and a beach club area with a 2.85 x 1.8-meter pool and sun lounges. Forward cabins can be joined to create a full-beam suite—an optional second owner’s cabin.
The primary owner’s suite is positioned on the Upper Deck, granting sweeping views on three sides and opening onto a private terrace with a pool—an ideal retreat for complete relaxation. Both main and upper salons serve as multipurpose lounges, offering ultimate comfort and adaptability.
Dedicated entirely to crew, the Lower Deck includes 10 berths plus spacious service areas. Upon request, its configuration can be tailored to include additional cabins, a gym, or even an entertainment zone with cinema or karaoke setups.
A standout innovation is the yacht’s new midship engine room ventilation system—an industry first for a 499 GT vessel.
By removing conventional ventilation trunks from the aft main salon, it improves both spatial efficiency and visual harmony. A technical corridor with observation windows through the engine room adds a rare functional-design touch.
Volume optimization extends to the Sun Deck, where both the wheelhouse and captain’s cabin are discreetly located. This not only enhances visibility during navigation but smartly separates operational areas from guest zones, preserving privacy and ensuring smooth, behind-the-scenes crew movement.
In every detail, from layout to engineering, the Admiral Panorama represents a modern vision of yachting—boldly elegant, functionally advanced, and unmistakably Italian.
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