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11.11: The 63m Benetti superyacht with family living at its heart

Named after the owner’s daughter’s birthday, the 63 metre Benetti superyacht 11.11 is a yacht is a home on the water that has family at its heart, and is a monochrome masterpiece of poise and comfort

Timing is everything. When the original owner of Benetti hull FB265 walked away from the project 10 months before delivery, an opportunity was presented, of the kind the boat’s new owner has made a living out of exploiting.

“Let’s just say there was a clear opportunity for a mutually beneficial deal to be done,” he says when we meet on board 11.11 . The British businessman had been in talks with Benetti throughout the summer of 2014 about a new project, and when FB265 was left ownerless two-thirds of the way through construction, he made a list.

Cons: The layout was largely fixed and engineering installed to a different owner’s specification. Pros: He’d get a brand new boat in less than a third of the time it takes to design, commission and build a new one. He spent the rest of that summer weighing it up.

“ 11.11  is only the second bluff-bowed boat Benetti has ever built, after 65 metre Nataly ,” the owner says. “I was on a boat in Porto Cervo in 2014 and Nataly was there. I just kept looking at her and asked for the tender to take me around the boat. I grew to love the shape more and more. It was exactly what I wanted, so I was sold on the exterior design of FB265.

The question was whether we could turn her interior into something which would suit our family, from a design, style and functionality point of view.” The fit-out was about 40 per cent complete when the commissioning owner walked away and some of his choices were a little eccentric.

“There were no bars,”  11.11 's owner says, “and it was designed for a Rolls-Royce Phantom to be kept in the tender garage! I didn’t need any of that. The sundeck was all wrong – everything was too small, the Jacuzzi, the seating. Inside it was like a Russian tsar’s palace. I’m not saying that’s bad but it’s not my family’s style. It was too heavy, too classical and it was quite dark. We needed to de-wood it, basically.”

Delivery, too, was a consideration. If he bought it he wanted it for the tail-end of summer 2015, an aggressive schedule that had a few people at Benetti sweating. “I lost a bit of hair,” Benetti project manager Marco De Cosmo jokes. “But the owner is such a nice guy – it’s difficult to say no.”

The deal was eventually signed in October 2014, spurred on by news that one or two other buyers were circling, and a delivery target was set for  11.11 : July 2015, giving the Livorno shipyard just 10 months to turn a palace into a home.

“I had to make a quick decision – go for it or pull out. I was actually in Hong Kong airport on my way home from a business trip and I said ‘let’s do it’. The deal was closed at the airport,” the owner recalls.

Delivery was nudged back throughout the transformation and FB265 emerged from the yard just weeks before the 2015 Monaco Yacht Show , where the yacht was introduced to the world as 11.11 . “If you compare the finished boat with the initial renderings we did for the first client, you would not say they were the same boat,” De Cosmo says.

It’s hard to imagine she was ever anything but the monochrome masterpiece she became. Where it was impossible to change styling left over from the first owner, such as the dark, patinated wall panelling throughout, it was made to look deliberate: the dark wood was offset with lighter colours to create a sort of deco-lite interior, for instance.

“We wanted that kind of look anyway,” the owner, whose company also designed the interior, says. “Our home in Los Angeles is art deco, too.” Splashed throughout is artwork from the owner’s collection, including, much to his daughter’s delight, interactive butterfly displays by Dominic Harris in the main saloon that flutter at your touch. “We’ve had great feedback on those,” the owner says. “I had a guy building a 90 metre at Lürssen on board and he said: ‘I have to have that for my boat.’ Everyone’s stealing my ideas!”

The art animates spaces on board  11.11  that could otherwise get a bit two-tone and one piece stands out above all: a Tracey Emin neon perfectly located behind the bar in the upper saloon that says: “Move me”. A very close second, however, are works from Hans Kotter, Helmut Newton and photographer David Yarrow.

Defying the modern trend for hard, minimalist edges, the main living spaces of 11.11 offer softness and comfort. Part of this comes through the owner’s desire to create a home on the water, but also because it was built into the contract that the boat had to be child-proof: curves are preferred to edges at toddler height and the two main seating areas in the lower and upper saloons cluster around coffee tables you can bounce off, or fall asleep against “while watching Peppa Pig ”, the owner smiles.

It’s the kind of attention to functionality that comes from having owned boats previously; 11.11 is the owner’s third superyacht, after a 45 metre Benetti and a 62 metre. “I’ve made mistakes in the past. I’ve designed stuff which looks great, but then you sit on it. My wife told me: ‘I’m not sitting on another sofa that’s uncomfortable,’ ” he says. “Functionality and comfort are the most important things.”

The owner’s wife was heavily involved in the design of  11.11  throughout and it was a collaborative decision to take the major step of restructuring the sundeck, the biggest job on Benetti’s to-do list once terms were signed.

With the transom garage housing a custom Benetti limo tender (the first one it ever built) and RIB instead of a beach club,  11.11 ’s top deck is the pre-eminent leisure area. “It was our first project when he bought the boat,” De Cosmo explains. The pool was initially placed where the seating is currently but the new owner wanted it all the way aft, surrounded by sunpads. “The deck was completely redesigned, destroyed and rebuilt,” the project manager adds.

To avoid welding and other “hot activities” so close to delivery, the pool structure was built in fibreglass, and painted to make it blend in. Comfortable seating was added along with an Italian stone-clad bar and a gym was replaced by an intimate seating area and kitchenette – a favourite spot of the owner and his young family. “We tend to end the day up here, with afternoon tea,” he says.

The mornings are spent around the second spa pool on board  11.11  – forward of the superb panoramic owner’s suite on the upper deck. Despite being out the front and feeling a little exposed, it remains a private area and can’t be seen from the bridge above, making it an exclusive little enclave.

It wasn’t always obvious that this would become the owner’s deck. It’s got the view but the VIP on the main deck has the beam – all 10.8 metres of it. “It came down to outside space in the end,” the owner says. “You have a boat because you’re going to spend a lot of time outside, and it’s great to see our little baby daughter running around the front, which is all enclosed.” Lucky guests, then, who get quartered in the VIP suite, with its vast acreage, private study, walk-in dressing room and six huge portrait windows. The rest of the guest accommodation is on the lower deck – two twins and two doubles feeding off a central lobby. Each is dressed in the same art deco style, with Italian marble in the bathrooms – personally selected by the owner’s team at the quarry – and Lalique taps.

The design throughout  11.11  offers a “polycentric experience”, the owner says. “It’s all about your senses coming alive, in what you see, hear, touch and feel. That’s when you’re going to have the best experience of your life, and hopefully we’ve managed to achieve that with this interior.”

The exterior charges a few of those senses, too, and will inspire comment wherever  11.11  sails. She’s not built on the same platform as  Nataly  but the similarities are clear, although whereas  Nataly ’s design was from the boards of  Redman Whiteley Dixon ,  11.11 ’s exterior is identifiably Benetti’s work.

The decks bubble up behind that long nose, which ends in a near-vertical blade. A significant spray rail runs aft, to keep water off the decks – a common problem on boats with such an upright stem. Captain Vaughan Hill is happy with the hull's efficiency gains. “We got her up to 17.5 knots on the run to Monaco from Livorno,” he says. “We had a head sea, with two metre swells. She stayed nice and buoyant and rode over the top, rather than falling into the holes.” Not that he has to worry about anyone getting seasick – the owner’s wife was a sufferer but she was treated by famous British hypnotist Paul McKenna and hasn’t had a dose since. The benefit of  11.11 's bow is more volume forward, and this has been well used in a big bosun’s locker and mooring area on the main deck, and generous crew quarters down below.

The yacht runs with 16 crew currently and the happiest of all is surely the chef, whose main deck playground puts the galleys of much bigger boats to shame. It’s also a superbly finished space, with – to the chef’s delight – big windows over the water and a central island. 

The owner didn’t spend a huge amount of time at the yard overseeing the finishing of this and other spaces, relying instead on his design team, but did make one very important visit towards the end of the build. “I flew from LA to London to Pisa for a single day, just to see  11.11 , and went back to LA the next day. I wanted to see it before my family got on board – I’m a perfectionist,” he says. As soon as  11.11  was handed over, he snuck in some holiday time before the Monaco Yacht Show, visiting Capri, where music mogul and friend Simon Cowell was a visitor.

Following delivery, the owner’s winter cruising ambitions extended to the Caribbean to tour the Bahamas, Exumas, St Barths and Mustique. It was a trip that wouldn’t have been possible had the owner not seized the opportunity of buying a part-built boat. The timing was auspicious, like the name of the yacht itself. The 11th of the 11th is the owner’s daughter’s birthday, but 11 is also considered a “master number”, emanating all sorts of positive vibes. It’s definitely doing its job – doubly so.

11.11 is set to attend the 2021 Monaco Yacht Show . 

This feature was first published in the January 2016 issue of BOAT International.

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Benetti Superyacht 11-11 Offers Rare Charter Availability

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By Oliver Pearson   7 June 2017

Due to a change in the owner’s plans, the 63m/207ft motor yacht 11/11 has some highly desireable and rare charter availability in the Mediterranean this August.

A true icon, the award-winning superyacht 11-11 is unquestionably one of the finest ways to experience the Mediterranean this summer. With the exciting news that she’ll be available in August, it’s essential that charter guests begin making their plans as soon as possible.

Sure to benefit from her wealth of features, guests will be able to take in their surroundings from the outstanding comfort of her well-equipped exterior, enjoying cocktails in the Jacuzzi and easily getting into the water from her large swim platform.

Making her an even more enticing prospect around her summertime cruising grounds, 11-11 also comes with a bespoke limousine tender to allow charter guests to reach mainland destinations in style.

Expertly appointing all of the available space out on the exterior, the designers behind 11-11 have provided plenty of space for socialising as well including a private owner’s deck for one of her two master cabins.

With lounging and alfresco dining spaces located from stern to bow, guests will have no difficulty finding a preferred spot to take in the views.

As one of the most exclusive superyachts available for charter, the current opportunity to experience 11/11 is not to be missed

Thanks to the innovative design of her axe bow, charter guests are able to enjoy the sophisticated interior spaces on board 11-11 in undisrupted comfort. With multiple communal spaces on offer, parties are able to gather in an environment which best satisfies their desires.

For those who enjoy indulging themselves whilst away on vacation, the motor yacht boasts an all but unrivalled collection of wellness facilities, with the massage and steam room sure to be amongst the most tempting.

Offering accommodation across 2 master cabins, 2 doubles, and 2 twins, M/Y 11-11 is capable of sleeping up to 12 guests whilst being used for a private yacht charter vacation .

In order to find out more regarding M/Y 11/11, please feel free to get in touch with your preferred charter broker .

Alternatively, take a look at all of the superyachts available for charter in the Mediterranean .

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The Italian shipyard Benetti has been renowned for its international success in creating bespoke luxury yachts of fine Italian design, quality materials and great attention to detail. The 63-metre M/Y 11.11 is no exception!

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Delivered in early 2016, 11.11 boasts superior technical, aesthetic and functional strengths. She is characterised by striking elegant exterior lines and an eye-catching vertical axe bow. The yacht represents the second ever plumb-bow vessel designed by Benetti’s naval architects and was created to avoid the upward push of the waves, allowing the boat to cut through the water for exceptionally stable cruising.

11.11 spreads over four spacious decks offering plenty of spaces for entertainment and relaxation as well as accommodation for up to 12 guests. A crew of 16 takes care of the day-to-day duties on board as well as offers the highest standard of service to the owners and guests.

Two CAT 3512C engines power the yacht to up to 17.5 knots of top speed while her cruising range is 5,000 nautical miles. The two nickel-aluminium-bronze DETRA propellers allow for high-efficiency and low-pressure transmission to the hull.

When it comes to her exterior characteristics, she is elegant yet with a muscular undertone. One of the interesting features is the absence of bulwarks and the application of full height windows on the main deck, as well as huge 180-degree windows that enclose the upper and sun decks.

The forward area of the main deck is entirely unobstructed leaving the ship handling and docking areas concealed and the view from the bridge and the master suite free.

By night, 11.11 is transformed into a real spectacle thanks to the 46 underwater light along the waterline.

Interior offers generous living spaces with the main saloon offering an imposing entertaining area with custom-made u-shaped sofa and a formal dining table seating twelve.

The sky lounge on the upper deck provides a more informal lounge environment providing guests with a cocktail bar and plenty of seating to relax.

In addition to the main saloon, there are numerous dining possibilities with the upper deck backlit quartzite dining table offering the most distinctive experience. The area is further ’embellished’ by over a tonne of natural Italian fluted stone and two symmetrical seating areas with custom-fitted sofas.

The accommodation includes two beautifully appointed owner suites, including one very spacious main deck VIP suite with full-beam cabin and six full-height portrait windows, as well as a study/vanity area and a walk-in wardrobe.

The master suite offers exceptional 180-degree views overlooking the completely private owners’ sun deck, featuring the popular Jacuzzi pool and sunbathing area.

The sun deck aft is perhaps the most important area for leisure and relaxation offering 15 metres of deck space. A fluted bar is created of a sandblasted Italian stone offers curved seating, while guests will also enjoy the spa-inspired pool with adjacent kitchenette.

A dedicated Spa Area offers a steam room made entire of mosaic tiles with smoky quartz stones and soothing chroma therapy. The white marble treatment room next to it has a massage bed and a heated towel cabinet.

Further accommodation is offered on the lower deck and it includes four vast guest cabins , including two doubles and two twins. All accommodation offers en-suite bathroom facilities with Italian marble and bespoke Lalique crystal taps complimenting the large basin areas. In addition, there is a powder room on each deck.

The crew quarters are also very generous and offer equally-sized crew cabins. The yacht was specifically designed to owner’s requests including plenty of child safety features such as rounded edges and fabric-wrapped walls and furniture. There is a child’s cabin adjacent to the Master suite.

From the technological point of view, 11.11 is also well-advanced offering individual iPads in every room which control the customising of audio/visual content, lighting, curtains and blinds as well as air conditioning. There are built-in Samsung Curved UHD TVs throughout the yacht installed in bespoke cabinets and frames to fully integrate with the overall design of this striking superyacht.

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