Absolute’s Navetta 66: A Yacht Shaped by Aurora

Absolute Yachts has unveiled the Navetta 66, a model designed to embody a new vision of high-end cruising where design, innovation, and comfort converge. The inspiration comes from the aurora, with light and space shaping much of the yacht’s concept.

A defining innovation is the fourth cabin, located just above sea level. The position offers a perspective that recalls an infinity pool, with uninterrupted views of the water. The space features oak flooring, fine materials, and a sofa that converts electrically into a double bed. Its proximity to the aft platform also allows direct access to the sea.

The cockpit terrace has been designed as an open-air living space with a transparent glass parapet that frames the horizon while ensuring safety for all on board. 

Integrated with the main salon, it offers continuity between indoor and outdoor areas, complemented by a retractable sunshade for privacy.

On the upper deck, the flybridge stands out for its volume and versatility. Larger than average in its class, it combines a modular lounge, dining area, and a fully equipped wet bar. At the helm, a frameless windshield maximizes panoramic views, while the console layout allows guests to share in the navigation experience.

Interiors place emphasis on natural light and refined materials. Owners can choose between two themes - Sunrise, bright and radiant, or Nightfall, darker and more atmospheric. Expansive glass surfaces enhance openness, while details such as an adjustable dining table and retractable TV maintain function without compromising views.

Below deck, the full-beam owner’s suite is positioned forward with wide windows that flood the space with daylight. The aft VIP cabin adopts a contemporary layout with an open bathroom, complemented by a midship twin cabin and separate crew quarters designed for efficiency and privacy.