At the Palma International Boat Show, Arcadia Yachts is showcasing the sixth unit of Sherpa 80, the ideal yacht for cruising in the Med thanks to huge outdoor spaces that can be enjoyed in different ways and are furnished to highlight continuity with the spacious indoor areas. The dining area on the Aft Deck can be converted into a jardin d’hiver by closing the lateral doors and the recessed, sliding, glazed front panels.

The Balearics have always been a thriving market for the brand created by Ugo Pellegrino, which is proud to take part in a special edition of the boat show now in its 40th year.

Arcadia Yachts has always had strong commercial ties with the Balearic Islands and is taking part in the 40th edition of the Palma International Boat Show from April 25 to 28, where it will be showcasing Sherpa 80, the ideal model for cruises in the Med.

With a length of 24 metres and a beam of 7 metres, the yacht offers a total of 220 square meters of liveable indoor and outdoor surface area. The concept revolves around the layout of the decks, with foredecks cleverly staggered in an interlocking design to provide plenty of space and freedom to work with the volumes. The direct relationship with the sea is best enjoyed from the cockpit, which measures nearly 65 square metres and is connected to the stern platform by a striking flight of steps.

The dining area on the Aft Deck can be converted into a jardin d’hiver by closing the lateral doors and the recessed, sliding, glazed front panels. The up&down windows in the Skylounge let owner and guests enjoy the sea breeze, while the upper deck has a 35-square-metre Sunlounge.
This model too makes extensive use of solar panels, and the Volvo Penta IPS propulsion system translates into reduced fuel consumption.

The yard’s CEO Ugo Pellegrino commented: “Arcadia yachts are appreciated all over the world and particularly in the Mediterranean, the area that embodies the Shipyard’s approach. It was back in 2016 that we first took part in the Palma International Boat Show, which is an important event for the entire industry, marking the start of the yachting season in the Med and attracting over 30,000 visitors every year.”