Everyone said that the size of the ship did not matter. Although this sentence has a potentially unpleasant connotation, we can still interpret its deep meaning from the most intuitive perspective. For a yacht like Mirarri, size really doesn't matter and can't define its true value.
Enata Marine has entered into an agreement with Mirarri, the UAE's new luxury yacht brand, to build a yacht. In a press release issued by the company on Tuesday, Enata announced the first time it has partnered with Mirarri to build a 55-foot (16.7-meter, hereafter referred to as Mirarri55) long, all-carbon fiber hull yacht.
Rashed Al Shaali is the mastermind behind Mirarri Yacht and is leading the project into the future. Currently under construction, the new yacht embodies Rashed Al Shaali's vision for the future of luxury yachting, combined with the design of award-winning designer Timur Bozca and the savoir-faire of Enata. The Mirarri 55, while not the largest in size, is a new trend in the world of luxury yachting thanks to its excellence in design, craftsmanship and concept.
Rashed Al Shaali is a descendant of the Al Shaali family, who founded Gulf Craft, a well-known yachting brand in the UAE. "Today, I am proud to launch the Mirarri Yacht brand, which is not only a formidable collaboration between industry leader Enata and designer Bozca, but also a bold reinvention in the world of yachting," he said. ”
"My family has a long history in the maritime industry, I grew up with yachts and worked for respected companies such as Gulf Craft, Dubai Marine and Al Shaali Marine in my early years. While these experiences were invaluable, they also revealed to me the stagnation of the yachting industry, which drove me to yearn for change. This led me to join hands with Enata and Timur Bozca to embark on this game-changing project. ”
Headquartered in Dubai, United Arab Emirates, Enata Group is involved in many sectors and is best known in the yachting world for products such as the "flying yacht" Foiler (pictured below). The group has achieved the most significant achievements in the maritime, military and aviation fields. Enata Marine brings together the best of expertise and technology that no other yacht builder can match, which is why Rashed chose them for Mirarri. Eighty percent of Enata's business comes from the business-to-business sector, and its vast aerospace division produces products that benefit from the precision and quality standards of the innovative aerospace industry.
Enata Marine公司的水翼艇Foiler
Aloïs Vieujo, CEO of Enata Group, said: "Our Aerospace Division, which is at the heart of our quality standards, plays a crucial leadership role for the entire Group. The standards of the industry far exceed those of the maritime industry and have a critical impact on the quality of our engineers, materials, machines and processes. He added: "We are proud to be working with Rashed on the Mirarri yacht. This yacht represents a major breakthrough in the yachting industry, and its success is the result of Rashed's vision and expertise, our exceptional manufacturing capabilities and Timur's extraordinary talent. Mirarri's all-carbon hull and interior design blend perfectly in our facilities, showcasing unrivalled craftsmanship and beauty. ”
The 55-foot yacht is about to become the flagship of the new brand Mirarri, blending elegance with advanced engineering. Designer Timur Bozca was responsible for the exterior and interior design. Giving it a futuristic design soul, it blends organic inspiration, smart technology and unrivalled performance on the water.
The announcement states that the Mirarri55 yacht will feature Enata's patented Wingman system, which is also present on the Foiler, one of the world's first intelligent "flying yachts". They call it so because it rises on the hydrofoil to minimise friction and roll, resulting in a significant increase in fuel efficiency and speed. The introduction of the Wingman system has pushed the intelligence of the yacht to a new level, such as OTA (over-the-air) updates, remote fault diagnosis and preventive maintenance, so that every detail of the yacht is under control.
The Mirarri 55 will be made entirely of carbon fibre, titanium and Kevlar, ensuring that the yacht is light and sturdy, and therefore optimally on the water. The all-glass-framed dome design, inspired by the elegance and strength of the bird's skeletal structure, not only provides structural integrity, but also fills the interior with natural light, which not only enhances aerodynamics, but also provides spectacular views of the guests on board, creating an atmosphere of spaciousness and grandeur that elevates the onboard experience to a level of luxury like never before.
The Mirarri 55 has a continuous design concept that seamlessly connects all the furnishings to evoke a sense of unity and harmony throughout the yacht. Each element complements the next, giving the yacht a sense of fluidity and sophistication that resonates with the modern traveler looking for a refined experience.
With its deep roots in the aerospace industry, Enata is confident that it can use some of the most advanced materials that are rare in the maritime industry, without increasing the cost of construction.
Features of the Mirarri include two full-width cabins, a spacious multi-purpose lounge under the glass dome, and a barbecue area that doubles as a makeshift beach club. With the blue sky behind the sea, it's a great place for social gatherings and al fresco dining. In addition, the central passage ensures easy access to the front of the yacht, making it easy for all guests to explore and adventure.
According to Enata, the cabins are decorated with bright colors and modern design elements to provide passengers with an unprecedented experience of comfort and relaxation. The renderings are mostly modern and minimalist, with comfortable fabrics in soothing neutral tones and gold and light accents that add a touch of nobility and warmth to the yacht.
While no specific details have yet been released on the propulsion system and performance, given the yacht's low weight and carbon fibre construction, there is reason to believe that the yacht will perform like a miniature rocket on the water. As for guest capacity, it hasn't been mentioned yet, but more exciting details will be revealed soon as the 2025 delivery date approaches.
With its innovative design, impeccable aesthetics and exceptional amenities, the Mirarri 55 undoubtedly sets a new benchmark in the world of luxury yachting, offering the perfect combination of sophistication and excellence for the discerning traveller. This project not only represents an important milestone for Mirarri and ENATA, but also opens a new path for the development of future luxury yacht design.