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Hammer Super Yacht - floating beach party

By Mike Hanlon

05:00 January 14, 2005 PST

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Hammer Super Yacht - floating beach party

Hammer Super Yacht - floating beach party

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Once upon a time, if you wanted to announce your entrance into Monte Carlo, a helicopter on the back of your personal yacht would do the trick. Helicopters on the back of yachts is more common these days - having it lowered into its garage is far cooler. Another "must have" for super yachts looks to be your own personal submarine, that docks into the hull. The Hammer has more than one submarine. It also has large reconfigurable decks, so the toys can be stowed creating oodles of party space with lots of terraces over the sea, and an underwater salon with windows that start above the waterline and extend way beneath it. There are also underwater cameras that can broadcast to the many large LCD monitors throughout the vessel.

February 15, 2005 Once upon a time, if you wanted to announce your entrance into Monte Carlo, a helicopter on the back of your personal yacht would do the trick. Helicopters on the back of yachts is more common these days - having it lowered into its garage is far cooler. Another "must have" for super yachts looks to be your own personal submarine, that docks into the hull. The Hammer has more than one submarine. It also has large reconfigurable decks, so the toys can be stowed creating oodles of party space with lots of terraces over the sea, and an underwater salon with windows that start above the waterline and extend way beneath it. There are also underwater cameras that can broadcast to the many large LCD monitors throughout the vessel.

With a length of 90 meters "the Hammer" is the yacht of the future that combines it all.

Entertainment is provided thanks to the possibility to carry an enormous amount of toys. Her high tech transom gives entrance to a dry dock that gives space to them.

Folding out large balconies are creating terraces over the sea or beach clubs on the sea. Above the wheelhouse a "hammer shape" saloon with large windows turned towards the bow and the sea, give panoramic breath taking views all around.

The bow is widened like an aircraft carrier in order to have sufficient landing space for the helicopter. The helicopter can be lowered towards her garage.

The Hammer is also the ultimate yacht for exploring the world above, as well as underneath the waterline.

Onboard submarines as well as an underwater salon with windows that are starting above the waterline and are ending far underneath it and several underwater cameras will give a new dimension to yachting.

A large onboard research center helps people to understand the marvels of the sea and how to preserve them.

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