Italian shipyard Tankoa Yachts has unveiled the first look inside its fully custom 58-meter superyacht, Diamond Binta, which was delivered in the summer of 2024 and showcased at the prestigious Monaco Yacht Show. Representing the pinnacle of Italian yacht-building craftsmanship, this bespoke vessel seamlessly combines innovation, timeless design, and exceptional functionality.
Diamond Binta was designed by Tankoa’s long-time collaborator, Francesco Paszkowski Design, and conceived as a “worldwide explorer” yacht. Boasting a sporty aesthetic and an impressive range of over 5,000 nautical miles, it is tailored for both adventure and luxury.
Diamond Binta’s exterior design is as practical as it is visually captivating. The spacious aft beach club includes generous seating, a treatment room, and side terraces that open outward, bathing the area in natural light. A skylight from the main deck further enhances the ambiance, creating a bright and inviting retreat for relaxation.
At the heart of the superyacht, an enclosed gym provides panoramic sea views, featuring glass doors that can be opened to embrace the ocean breeze or closed for a climate-controlled workout. For tenders, the yacht boasts a spacious garage capable of accommodating vessels up to 30 feet in length. Additionally, the upper deck includes a helipad, ensuring effortless arrivals by air. A skylight on the main deck further elevates the space, infusing it with natural light and creating a bright, open sanctuary for relaxation.
Inside, Paszkowski joined forces with Margherita Casprini to craft an interior featuring neutral hues, modern design elements, and abundant oak finishes, including a unique “tatami” texture on the flooring. Each space is meticulously curated with bespoke furnishings, including custom coffee tables, cabinetry, and hand-designed bedheads. Select pieces from renowned luxury brands such as Minotti and Poltrona Frau elevate the interiors, ensuring every detail embodies the pinnacle of elegance and craftsmanship. Marble accents are elegantly integrated throughout the yacht, featuring Calacatta in the lobby and Fior di Bosco in the bathrooms. Enhancing the ambiance, the ceilings are fitted with LED strips, casting a warm and inviting glow throughout the interior.
The superyacht Diamond Binta can accommodate up to 14 guests, along with 14 crew members, including the captain. Built with a robust steel hull and an aluminum superstructure, Diamond Binta is powered by two Caterpillar engines, enabling a top speed of 17 knots. Diamond Binta is currently listed for sale at an asking price of $64,500,000.