Project Indah Offers Big, Bold & Beautiful to ocean going super rich

120 metres (393ft) of Pure Class

Project Indah offers Big, Bold & Beautiful to Ocean-GoingSuper-Rich

Megayacht owners enjoy a perpetual state of one-upmanship, with each swanky cutting-edge design determined to offer so,etching in exquisite in a vessel that stretches over 100 metres. Project Indah actually measures 120 metres (393ft) – placing her in an exclusive club of the top 30 lengthiest superyachts in the world. Her seductive list of features is just as headline grabbing with the most notable being a patented fold-out ‘beach club’ - the brainwave of Florida-based Opalinski Design House. While at anchor, the transom bulkheads (the sides of the boat at the stern) rotate outwards, revealing additional deck space that nearly doubles the size of the conventional swim platform, allowing easy access to the water and glorious unobstructed views from an expensive deck.

Other features include a gym and sauna behind tinted glass, a private owners’ suite with dedicated deck balcony and a foredeck hot tub with sunbeds and retractable sunshade. Of course it also has a helicopter landing pad (with the option to install a below-deck helicopter garage) for the ultimate jet set.  

Indah, which means ‘beautiful’ in Indonesian, isn’t just a good looking concept, she offers a 24-knot (27mph) maximum speed as well as a bespoke menu that offers a whole host of “state-of-the-art” technological extras. Opalinski Design House say: ‘This yacht utilizes proven design template, at the same time pushing the boundaries of what is possible.’

Using the mantra “form and transform”, the Florida based designers concentrated on layout and space management configurations, mastered proportions, dynamics and elegant aesthetics. Environmentally conscious propulsion systems combine with unparalleled innovation throughout the vessel, which are a key part of the Indah’s ability to transform. The Beach Club Transom feature has been protected and registered with USPTO and EPO under utility patent law.