The ASTONDOA 100 CENTURY is the second on the Century series built to commemorate the hundred years anniversary of the leading Spanish shipyard. The first ASTONDOA 100 CENTURY was unveiled at the Cannes Yachting Festival in 2017. This New Series Superyacht is sporty featuring sleek lines which have enhanced her chic edge.
This second model in Astondoa’s superyacht line, the new ASTONDOA 100 CENTURY is as eye-catching as the Astondoa 110 Century that launched last year. With a more integrated-looking hull and superstructure, its contemporary, almost spear-shaped profile creates a larger main deck, with excellent headroom, that extends from the aft cockpit to the master suite forward.
The ASTONDOA 100 CENTURY’s saloon and formal dining area look more like a waterfront apartment than a traditional yacht, with large windows bordered by stainless-steel frames that stream natural light to the wide open-plan area. The saloon’s grey oak panelling is matched with a white tiled floor and loose furniture that looks exactly how a Spanish-built yacht should. Designer Cristiano Gatto did a masterful job of injecting an Iberian sensibility into her contemporary and luxurious interior, keeping everything simple, bright, and elegant.
The full-beam master suite is located on the main deck and has his-and-hers walk-in wardrobes, a large bedroom, and even separate his-and-hers bathrooms and showers. Large windows on both sides provide a waterside view. On the deck below, are located the other four guest staterooms, each with ensuite bathrooms, divided into two doubles and two twins. Forward, but through a separate entrance, are crew quarters for four.
Astondoa also makes it clear that the 100 Century is for buyers seeking for a large yacht experience without a big crew. She’s meant for handling by four crew members, and crew members can easily move about without getting hampered. Astondoa designed the 100 Century with a higher-than-usual wheelhouse, so crew can walk freely from bow to stern on a single level.
With twin 2185 Hp MTU 16V 2000 M86 Diesel engines, the ASTONDOA 100 CENTURY has a top speed of 26 knots, with a cruise speed of 22 knots, for thrilling rides and fast-arrivals to destination(s). Furthermore, given her draft of only 1.8 meters, the yacht can pull into a variety of shallow areas.
Each Astondoa yacht is built with 100 years of heritage along with state-of-the-art technology, contributing to create highly personalized vessels to suit the owner's tastes and requirements.
MAIN CHARACTERISTICS
- Builder: Astilleros Astondoa S.A. (Spain)
- Model: Astondoa 100 Century
- Designer: Cristiano Gatto Design
- Type: Motor-Yacht / Flybridge Superyacht / Planing Hull
- Hull Material: Fibreglass (GRP)
- Superstructure Material: Fibreglass (GRP)
- Decks Material: Teak
- Length Overall: 30.45 m (99' 10")
- Beam: 6.90 m (22' 7")
- Max Draught: 1.80 m (5' 10")
- Weight: 117.00 T
- Classification: CE Class A, RINA Hull ✠100A5 Motor Yacht
PROPULSION
- Fuel / Type: Twin Diesel
- Engines: 2 x MTU 16V 2000 M86
- Power: 2 x 2185 Hp
- Top Speed: 26 knots
- Cruise Speed: 22 knots
TANKAGE
- Fuel Capacity: 10,000 l (2,641.72 USG)
- Fresh Water Capacity: 2,500 l (660.43 USG)
ACCOMMODATION
- Guest Cabins: 5
- Guests Sleeping: 10/12 with optional Pullman bunks
- Guests Cruising: 12
Cabin Configuration:
- Master Stateroom (double) on Main Deck with ensuite bathroom
- 2 x Double Staterooms on Lower Deck each with ensuite bathrooms
- 2 x Convertible Twin Staterooms on Lower Deck each with ensuite bathrooms
- Optional Pullman bunks possible on Twin Staterooms
- Guest Bathrooms: 5 plus Day-head on Main Deck
- Crew: 4 in 2 cabins, each with ensuite bathrooms
OPTIONS LIST
Please contact us.
NEXT DELIVERY
12 months from order.
WARRANTY
5 Years on the hull, 2 years on the rest of the ships' systems.
BOAT SHOWS
Unveiled at Cannes Yachting Festival in 2017, don’t hesitate to contact Allied Yachting for more details or to view this brand-new model in the Century series.
BERTH
Berth place management possible on French or Italian Riviera as well as Spain (Mainland and Balearic islands), Greece and Turkey.