FUTURISTIC 110 METRE SUPERYACHT CONCEPT ELYON BY EXPLEO SET TO BREAK THE SUPERYACHT MOULD
Expleo Design has unveiled a futuristic 110-metre (360-foot) superyacht concept named Elyon, with on-board accommodation for up to 30 guests.
According to Expleo Design, the organic shapes of the yacht “combine elements inspired by nature [and] assembled in a futuristic and innovative approach”. The studio’s main inspiration was a calm ocean wave, which explains its curvaceous exterior lines, which are described as being calm and elegant, yet firm and strong at the same time.
Elyon’s unique bow; the blending between decks; wide-glass windows; and her structural elements are combined with clean design and wide-open spaces to give the feeling of space, freedom and power.
Key entertainment features are spread across six decks, and include a sunbathing area, swimming pool, Jacuzzi, spa, gym, wellness area, and a games and casino room.
The space underneath the helipad on the foredeck has been designed as a dedicated ‘party place’ with a front view and indoor swimming pool.
CAPT. JOHN LLOYD (CEO) THE NAUTICAL INSTITUTE VISIT TO PAKISTAN MARCH, 2018
Capt. John Lloyd CEO Nautical Institute visited Pakistan on March 13th,14th and 15th during his stay in Pakistan he visited:
The Nautical Institute Pakistan branch to meet members. Various topics were discussed. A very interactive session was held.
Karachi Port Trust (KPT) and met Rear Admiral Jamil Akhtar (Chairman KPT) and Rear Admiral Asif Hameed AFNI (General Manager (Operation).
Mercantile Marine Department of Pakistan
A half day presentation was given by Capt. John Lloyd at Bahria University on the Continuing Professional Development (CPD). About 100 participants attended including maritime experts, lecturers and professors, naval personnel, Merchant Navy officers, Nautical Institute’s members, government officials and students.
14 | The Report • June 2018 • Issue 84
Marine News
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