Trident is a 328-Foot Long Catamaran Superyacht That is More Like a Floating Hotel on the High Seas

Designer Stever Kozloff has unveiled the Trident, a 328-foot long Catamaran is a more like a floating hotel on the high seas than a superyacht. This fantastic yacht has six decks, two helipads, two pools, two spas and tilting masts that allow it to travel under most bridges.

The free-standing masts tilt up to 70-degrees forward and rotate 360-degrees so the vessel can be steered in any direction. This amazing Catamaran has enough space for six decks with access to each deck provided by an elevator or a walkway which in and of itself is an ingenious work of naval architecture.

The interior is set on several levels and is characterized by curved walls and a multitude of large windows. Located in the bow of the central hull is the 210-square meter owner’s suite. Two additional master cabins are located towards the bow of both side hulls.

A beach club adorns the main hull with retractable decks with a telescoping crane system built-into the boom of each mast for loading and off-loading provisions, tenders and toys. Additionally, floor-to-ceiling glass windows decorate the upper deck saloon and has a piano bar and an entertainment center.

The vessel also has an impressive storage tender for a Nemo U-Boat Worx submarine which is stored towards the stern of the vessel. For sails into arctic conditions, the vessel is equipped with heated masts, handrails and doors to minimize icing. This enormous vessel can accommodate up to 26 passengers and 20 crew members.