Energy, the 78-metre Amels superyacht, commands the Mediterranean
Designed by Espen Øino and François Zuretti, this fully custom vessel delivered in 2022 reserves an entire deck as a private owner's sanctuary, complete with salon, dressing room and a foredeck Jacuzzi with views.
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Energy anchors in the Mediterranean as a masterwork of bespoke superyacht design, her hull cutting through water with the assured geometry of a vessel conceived for both performance and presence. The 78-metre Amels, delivered in 2022, was shaped by the vision of Espen Øino and François Zuretti, whose sensibilities have transformed this custom build into something considerably more singular than the sum of her naval specifications.
The upper deck belongs entirely to the owner, a floor removed from the rhythms of guests and crew. Here, a spacious salon opens through floor to ceiling glass doors onto private terraces fore and aft, each a threshold between interior refinement and open water. The dressing room adjoins, a sanctuary of order and discretion. Forward, the foredeck retreat reads like an owner’s private resort: a Jacuzzi sits warmed and waiting, lounge seating captures the day’s best light, and a marble firepit glows against evening air.
Below these private quarters, Energy accommodates fourteen guests across seven staterooms, each resolved with the same attention to material, proportion and comfort. The beach club opens to water and sky, while the spa offers the kind of restoration one seeks at sea. An expansive pool deck crowns the social spaces, where the boundary between vessel and horizon dissolves.
This is a superyacht conceived not as a floating hotel but as an extension of how its owner chooses to move through the world: with privacy preserved, comfort assured, and every surface considered. Fraser Yachts oversees the sale.
Imagery courtesy of Fraser Yachts (@fraseryachts).
