KYRON DESIGN NZURI SUPERYACHT

Kyron Design Nzuri Superyacht is a luxury expedition vessel equipped with everything you need to explore the world. The 230-foot yacht, known as “Nzuri”, can accommodate 20 guests across its 10 cabins. This ship features a vast majority of amenities and necessities such as expansive parking on the main deck for two Audia AI: Trail Quattro vehicles, a full-blown helipad, an exploration equipment room, a fiberglass superstructure, and steel hull construction. In addition, there are plenty of amenities to elevate your sailing expedition, such as a bar, lounge space, a pool, and sundeck.

Designed for the expedition, the yacht has an equipment room and boasts a maximum speed of 22 knots with a range of 4,000 nautical miles.

The yacht exterior stands out by its sharp, angular lines, a sleek steel hull with a partial fiberglass superstructure. Nzuri interior has spare, minimalist aesthetic that relies on premium woods and lots of marble.

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