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This Is It Spotted in Malta: Inside the Futuristic Superyacht

Few yachts have generated as much conversation in recent years as This Is It. With its striking, asymmetrical silhouette and glass-wrapped design, the 43.5-metre superyacht has earned comparisons to a concept car on water and has even been dubbed the "Lamborghini of the Seas."

Built by Tecnomar, part of The Italian Sea Group, and launched in 2024, This Is It challenges almost every convention of modern yacht design. Rather than following traditional lines, the yacht embraces an architectural approach inspired by nature, with flowing asymmetrical forms, over 600 square metres of floor-to-ceiling glass and an extraordinary 14.5-metre beam that delivers an unrivalled sense of space. The result is a yacht that feels less like a conventional superyacht and more like a floating luxury residence.

Designed to accommodate up to 12 guests across six luxurious cabins, the yacht is served by a professional crew of 12. Every detail has been carefully considered to create an exceptional onboard experience, from the expansive owner's suite with its dramatic skylight and private terrace to the wellness facilities, which include a spa, sauna, swimming pool and multiple entertainment areas. An open-air cinema, elegant lounges and generous outdoor spaces ensure there is always somewhere to relax while enjoying uninterrupted sea views.

This Is It carries an impressive collection of water toys, including Seabobs, jet skis, wakeboards, kayaks, a 15-metre Technohull chase RIB and a six-metre Castoldi jet tender, allowing guests to explore secluded bays and coastlines in style. Powered by twin MTU engines, the yacht cruises comfortably at around 15 knots while incorporating innovative engineering designed to reduce noise and improve efficiency, offering a quieter and more refined cruising experience than many yachts in her class.

Her appearance in Malta also highlights the island's continued importance within the international yachting industry. As one of the Mediterranean's leading maritime hubs, Malta attracts some of the world's most prestigious yachts thanks to its strategic central location, world-class marinas, highly respected yacht registration, comprehensive marine services and easy access to popular cruising destinations across Italy, Sicily, Greece and the French Riviera. It is also no coincidence that This Is It proudly sails under the Maltese flag, reflecting the country's reputation as one of the world's foremost yacht registration jurisdictions.

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