Monaco 375: the evolution of the open from Luxia Yachts

Monaco 375 is the result of an ambitious equation: to combine the stylistic rigor of automotive and aerospace with the total freedom of a luxury day-cruiser. With its 11.50 meters overall, this vessel from the Turin shipyard Luxia Yachts fits into that market segment where artisanal detail must marry technological performance.

Unlike the GTS version (Coupé) from Luxia Yachts, the Monaco removes the upper barriers to offer a navigation experience in close contact with the elements:

• “All Beam” Layout: The aft area utilizes the full width of the boat (3.50 m), creating a versatile lounge area with chaise-longues that can transform into a dining table for six or a large sunbathing area.
• Noble Materials: Teak covers the entire deck, ensuring that tactile and visual warmth characteristic of high-end yachts, while the lines of the hull are sleek and modern, designed to cut through the water with a consistently stable attitude.
• S.A.F.E. Platform: Among the most interesting innovations is the optional mobile aft platform, equipped with an up & down system that facilitates water access and boarding at the dock, expanding the livable area.

With this configuration, the Monaco 375 takes on the appearance of a true sports boat, standing out for its style and undeniably attractive lines.

Under the hood (or rather, under the cockpit), the Monaco 375 offers a rare motor versatility:

• Brutal Power: It is possible to install engines up to 1000 HP (both inboard and outboard), allowing for speed peaks exceeding 40 knots.
• Total Stability: To maximize comfort, it is prepared for the installation of the Seakeeper 2.0 gyroscopic stabilization system, eliminating roll both while cruising and at anchor.
• Range: An 800-liter tank ensures long-range cruising (up to 350 miles at 25 knots), making it ideal not only for day trips but also for long weekends in total independence.

A true coupé with unmistakable style, it is ideal for both Day Cruises and as a tender for larger yachts.

The Dinette area of the Luxia Monaco combines luxury and functionality in a compact space, with six seats and corresponding storage compartments. Thanks to the large windows on the hull, the environment is bright and panoramic, with perimeter curtains for privacy and light control. It includes two speakers, a 28-inch TV connected to the internal network, and a convertible table that lowers to become a double bed.