NGONI

Royal Huisman's carbon fiber construction gives NGONI an exceptionally light displacement for her 58-meter length, allowing this 2017 sailing yacht to achieve remarkable performance under sail. Dubois Naval Architects engineered her hull and deck as a single-minded pursuit of speed, creating clean surfaces and optimized weight distribution that translates directly into velocity on the water. The collaboration between naval architects Dubois and interior designers Paul Morgan and Rick Baker produces accommodations for eight guests within a layout that prioritizes the yacht's sailing performance. Every surface and fitting serves the dual purpose of comfort and function, with materials and furnishings selected to complement rather than compete with the yacht's primary mission as a high-performance sailing machine. NGONI's 9.5-meter beam provides stability and interior volume while maintaining the fine entry and clean run essential to her speed potential. Her 396-gross-ton displacement reflects the careful balance between strength, space, and the lightweight construction that allows her to perform as both a serious sailing yacht and a comfortable cruising platform. The result demonstrates Royal Huisman's ability to build vessels that satisfy the most demanding performance criteria without sacrificing onboard refinement.