The Global 550 is a state-of-the-art explorer yacht from Dynamiq that expertly combines adventure and elegant luxury. Dobroserdov Design, a Monaco-based firm, is credited with designing the exterior of the Global 550. Dynamiq’s longtime collaborator Vripack Design also contributed to the design.

With two incredibly efficient 625 kW Volvo Penta heavy-duty engines powering a sturdy yet lightweight all-aluminum hull, this yacht raises the bar for efficiency. With its strong configuration, it can travel more than 5,000 nautical miles across the Atlantic on a single tank, making it a true explorer with exceptional autonomy. The ship has large freshwater tanks with a capacity of 21,000 liters as well as lots of storage areas.

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Its outstanding pitch and roll reduction and Hull Vane, along with its four stabilizer fins—double the industry norm—ensure a smooth cruising experience in any sea condition. The yacht also prioritizes environmental sustainability, with features including a battery system, smaller IMO Tier III engines, and cutting-edge water treatment and exhaust gas filtration systems.

 

The commitment to nature observation, which includes panoramic lounges on every deck with a crow’s nest, underwater drones, and a telescope, is one noteworthy feature. Within the 500 GT restriction, the yacht also boasts an opulent spa space with a sauna and hammam, a large owner’s office that serves as an observation lounge, and a fully certified helipad.

 

With this project, Zrobim architects—known for their home designs—get their first taste of the superyacht interior design industry. They have embraced the idea of “quiet luxury,” which is in line with the trend toward sustainable and environmentally friendly living. A warm, cozy, and tactile ambiance is created by combining materials like American oak, wenge, and dark Shimo ash into the interior design, which embraces “natural minimalism.” This is especially important for long trips in chilly seas.

 

Glaciers and isolated mountain ranges serve as inspiration for the interior design, as shown in elements like the lit Golden Queen onyx wash basins that mimic submerged glaciers. The look is improved by a variety of textured stones, such as Arabescato Orobico Grigio and Spider green marbles.