MarineMax Yachts is proud to announce the successful delivery of the 57-meter Heesen SANTOSHA, with MarineMax’s James Corts and Northrop & Johnson’s Wes Sanford representing the buyer. As the first yacht in Heesen’s new 57-meter Aluminum Class, SANTOSHA showcases Heesen’s state-of-the-art engineering, featuring a Fast Displacement Hull Form and IMO Tier-III engines. Omega Architects designed her striking exterior, while the renowned Harrison Eidsgaard curated her elegant interiors.
SANTOSHA impresses with her sleek, modern profile. With a unique scoop-shaped stern, a sweeping arch running the length of her superstructure, and a slightly raked bow, her design is both elongated and refined. Offering over 400 square meters of luxurious living spaces and an expansive 780 GT volume, SANTOSHA is crafted for both functionality and charm. She accommodates 12 guests in six well-appointed staterooms. Her minimal draft and low environmental impact make her ideal for cruising diverse waters, from shallow Bahamian bays to international destinations.
Outdoor spaces on SANTOSHA flow naturally from one deck to another, enhancing the onboard experience. Her 106-square-meter sundeck includes a large Jacuzzi, comfortable sunpads, and an alfresco dining area shaded by a streamlined hardtop surrounded by glass balustrades. A 35.8-square-meter beach club provides a serene relaxation area with a bar, ample seating, and direct access to a spacious swim platform.
Every detail on SANTOSHA is crafted with the guest experience at its core. The expansive 63-square-meter master suite offers panoramic views, while each guest cabin is meticulously designed for comfort. The main salon’s custom furniture and striking artwork frame an elegant dining area for 12. A dedicated elevator and a grand off-center staircase enhance interior flow, connecting all decks seamlessly. The skylounge serves as a social focal point, leading directly to the bridge deck aft, where guests can dine alfresco.
Source: MarineMax
