Incat Crowther-Design Motor Yacht Elysian Splashes

Construction on a new 24-m catamaran is complete with Elysian set to enter service for its private owners. 

The project has seen Incat Crowther collaborate with the owner throughout all aspects of the project including design, the shipyard tendering process, and by providing technical support during construction. The new vessel was constructed by Mason Marine Industries in Bundaberg, Queensland, Australia.

The motor yacht, capable of travelling at speeds of up to 29 knots, meets the operator’s exacting requirements and features a range of tailored innovations. The vessel offers a full-beam saloon with 360-degree panoramic views and generous outdoor living and entertainment spaces. Designed to operate in tropical climates, Elysian has a dedicated multi-zone air conditioning system to provide ultimate comfort.

Offering a high level of capability, Elysian features a multifunctional lifting swimming platform that allows easy access to the water and serves as an excellent fishing platform. The vessel also boasts a large upper deck with room for two sizable tenders.

Accommodation includes a master cabin on the main deck as well as four cabins in the hulls and a captain’s cabin on the wheelhouse deck. 

Elysian’s upper deck offers a spacious wheelhouse lounge that can accommodate up to five people and three helm chairs. Access to the foredeck is provided via a Portuguese bridge layout.

Thoughtfully designed to enhance the guest experience, Elysian features an expansive open-plan living area, a custom galley and a dining space that flows seamlessly onto an aft deck with seating for eight. The aft area is equipped with a full-service BBQ station, including multiple fridges, a sink, and ample serving space to provide a complete entertaining area.

Powered by twin 1150hp Scania DI-16 main engines, Elysian features an innovative propulsion system designed for maximum efficiency and enhanced maneuverability. The integrated control system links the gearboxes, engines and bow thrusters to support station-keeping, smooth docking and precise low-speed handling. The robust aluminium hulls are coupled with a composite superstructure to provide a stable platform that does not require gyro or roll stabilizers.


© INCAT CROWTHERPRINCIPAL DIMENSIONS

Length Overall 78’ 9” / 24.0m
Length Waterline 76’ 5” / 23.3m
Beam 25’ 3” / 7.7m
Draft (prop) 5’ 9” / 1.76m
Depth 9’ 10” / 3.0m
Construction (Hull) Marine grade aluminium
Construction (Superstructure) Composite

CAPACITIES
Fuel Oil 4 068 gallons / 15 400 litres
Fresh Water 317 gallons / 1 200 litres
Sullage 317 gallons / 1 200 litres
Complement 12
Tenders 1 x 18’ 5” / 5.6m 1 x 11’ 9” / 3.6m

PROPULSION AND PERFORMANCE
Speed (Cruise) 21 knots
Speed (Max) 29 knots
Main Engines 2 x SCANIA DI16 076M
Power 2 x 846kW @ 2 300 rpm
Propulsion 2 x Propellers
Generators 2 x Gensets
Flag Australia