ISA Yachts presents the Viper 130, a 38.8 meter long yacht performance that reaches a maximum speed of 35 knots. Designed to combine speed and comfort, the model stands out for a distribution of spaces that enhances the stay on board, with areas dedicated to relaxation, conviviality and at the time spent outdoors. The unit, built in GRP with carbon fiber reinforcements, was born from the encounter between dynamic design and organization of the edge spaces.
Propulsion and high performance technology
The propulsion of the first unit is based on three 2,200 hp MAN V12X engines each, combined with two MJP waterjets and a central booster. This configuration allows you to reach a maximum declared speed of 35 knots, with a cruise speed of 30 knots. There is also an alternative motorization with four Volvo Penta IPS of 1,000 cv each, for a maximum speed of 24 knots and a cruise of 20 knots. Naval architecture is curated by ISA Yachts with Studio Ing. Arnaboldi, while MJP contributes to the development of the waterjet system.
The exterior design is developed by ISA Yachts in collaboration with Fulvio De Simoni, who also signs the interior. The well, organized in three levels, offers different areas for relaxation and conviviality, with a beach area, a lounge and a dining area. The Royal Botania table, combined with Tribù chairs, can accommodate up to ten people. The interiors develop around a palette ranging from optic white to blue to intense blue, with materials such as black ash parquet, pearl grey lacquered walls and chromed metal details.
Internal and external spaces well distributed
The bridge is located at the end of the main bridge, accessible through a staircase on the left side of the living room. The sun deck, surmounted by a hard top in carbon, is conceived as an autonomous environment to experience outdoor navigation, with a large aft sunbathing, a lounge with Kettal sofas and Minotti armchairs, a bar with stools and a dining area. Access to the crew zone is located inside the galley, to keep the staff routes separate from those of the guests.
The Viper 130 offers five cabins, with a total capacity of eleven guests. The ship’s cabin, located in the centre of the boat, includes a suspended bed, a walk-in closet, a lounge area and a vanity with Minotti armchair. The other four double cabins include two double rooms and two with single beds, with a cabin that also has a third bus bed. The materials used include Marazzi marbles, Rubelli coatings and titanium metal details. The Viper 130 represents a new chapter in yachting performance, combining speed, design and comfort in a single unit. The first unit was sold to an American customer introduced by Zarpo Yachts, demonstrating the interest in a model that combines high performance to a distribution of life-oriented spaces on board.