SEA FORCE ONE, designed by Luca Dini Design and built by Admiral Mariotti Yachts, a joint venture between CN Lavagna and T.Mariotti of Genoa, is a really unique ship.

The hull is distinguished immediately by its color, shiny black, the silhouette of the ship is imposing but sinuous thanks to the lateral rounding off of the silver grey superstructure. Designed to accommodate 10 passengers in 5 cabins and up to 13 crew members, the yacht reaches 54 meters in length and expands over four decks.

The yacht is classed by both ABS and RINA. Not only the yacht received the RINA Green Star certificate, which assure compliance with the strictest regulations in terms of environmental protection, but also the new RINA Secure Yacht certificate. The Admiral 54 is the first yacht to obtain this very new certification, which assures safety on board through monitoring all areas on board and around the yacht.

SEA FORCE ONE provides an underwater hull shape which allows her to cruise at 14.5 knots, reaching a max speed of 18 knots; while her zero speed stabilizers (4 Vosper) provide requisite stability and comfort.

She won the 2009 Judges’ Commendation in the World Superyacht Awards in the BEST DISPLACEMENT MOTOR YACHT in the 50M - 59M section.

The overall theme of this super yacht could be conveyed with the words: style, luxury, comfort, elegance and absolute entertainment.

Generous interior spaces are connected to exterior sun, breeze and entertainment areas via wide floor to ceiling doors, balconies and skylights. As if she were lacking in functional outside areas for sunbathing and enjoying the passing view, motor yacht SEA FORCE ONE even boasts an automatically folding private owner’s balcony, which adjoins the side of the yacht at the master suite.

The official entrance is on the starboard side where a Plexiglas staircase feature waterfall-effect illuminated stairs which link three of the yacht’s decks.

However also entering from the stern is amazing. The first piece of art in the corridor leading to the main saloon is Mhai-Tu Perret’s Big Golden Rock, a plastic look fabric meteorite. Then, the eyes will immediately be caught by an extraordinary work of art, the Virtual Sea, a video-sculpture by Venetian artist Fabrizio Plessi. Twelve overturned stainless steel cones with monitors display video images of water splashes. One of the most attractive works is Sacha, a steel parrot, an early 1970s sculpture by Paul Smith.

Moving through the foyer, the owner’s office and then suite where the dominant colors are black and white. The large sky lights, stellar ceilings and folding terraces provide an endless connection to the outside world.

The bed and its marine-themed papier-mâché headrest, created by two maestros of the Viareggio Carnival, are white while the stained walnut flooring (similar to the main deck) and velvet walls are black. The latter walls by the way have been treated with a blue fluorescent paint which creates a night-sky effect in the dark. In the master bathroom, an aged mirrored mosaic surrounds a large rain shower, nebulizer and steam room

On the lower deck there are four guest cabins, sharing a captivating expression of interior design - and while similar they are also themed quite differently in décor and color.

The upper deck is reserved for partying. Thanks to the wonderful natural light flooding it, the dark tones used on the lower deck vanish up here although the floors are black leather. The whole area is designed like a disco. Walls and ceilings are in Barrisol material and Formica.

There is a big bar, a DJ booth and lots of low seating – perfect to stretch out on with a drink in hand. These include a sofa/mattress with Missoni upholstery and a white leather chaise longue on steel cables.

The latest in sophisticated LED lighting and music systems are integrated throughout the yacht. This technology blends with flowing curves and rigid lines in facilitating your complete immersion into another world. A formidable home cinema and a disco bar complete the superior electrical entertainment experience.

Moving aft, just in front of the glass door leading on the upper deck is a huge 12-seater table which can be lowered to floor level to create an authentic private space. On this deck, the art is all on the walls. The pieces are not always the same. The owner is an art collector and loves to rearrange or change the pieces from time to time.

The upper deck also features a fully equipped gymnasium.

On the sun deck, there are numerous areas for sun bathing, as well as a spectacular Jacuzzi and shower. Surrounding the yacht’s Jacuzzi is a lit DJ console, perfect for dancing beneath the stars.

A long curved cocktail bar also equipped with a Teppan-Yaki cuisine make for fun, festive and elegant dining al fresco. The dining table seats up to 12 guests comfortably. Large parts of the upper deck can be covered for sun protection.

The stern is organized to offer an unsurpassed terrace on the sea. The platform becomes a real patio. Tenders and water toys reside in the side-accessed garage.

Builder Amy
Year 2008
Price (high) 270 000 € / per week
Length overall 53.80 m
Beam 10.50 m
Draft 2.90 m
Hull Displacement
Tonnage 942 t
Engines 2 x 2100hp Caterpillar 3516B
Stabilizer at anchor Yes
Maximum speed (at half load) 17.8 kn
Cruising speed (at half load) 13.5 kn
Number of guests 10
Cabins guest 5
Crew 13
Range 5000 nm
Building material Steel
Exterior styling & concept Luca Dini
Commercial or Pleasure yacht Commercial