A new Nauta Air 108 from CdM is on the water

The Nauta Air 108, Tartaruga represents the latest evolution in the Nauta Air series, showcasing refined upgrades and sleek, contemporary styling that give it a more contemporary look. Compared with the earlier model, key updates include fashion plates seamlessly blended with the dark glazing along the main deck salon, as well as a 6 m tender and crane positioned forward on the main deck. Both the exterior and interior have been designed by Nauta, giving the yacht a cohesive aesthetic that enhances her many qualities. Inside, the yacht feels light and open, with the hull’s generous volume providing ample space and comfort for owners and guests (up to 12 in 5 suites). Social life will likely gravitate toward the cockpit, which offers clear aft views, or the expansive Sun deck. Crew accommodations for five are located on the Lower deck, while the captain’s cabin sits next to the wheelhouse on the Upper deck. Measuring 32.6 m in length with a 7.55 m beam, the Nauta Air 108 is powered by twin Caterpillar C18 Acert engines, each producing 533 kW, and includes a Selective Catalytic Reduction system to meet IMO emissions standards. Since conventional anchoring is restricted in many environmentally sensitive areas, the yacht is fitted with a Dynamic Positioning System that automatically maintains its position without mooring. The Nauta Air’s naval architecture balances aesthetics and performance, incorporating smart engineering solutions such as a bulbous bow and flat aft sections to enhance fuel efficiency and deliver outstanding stability and seakeeping. This Nauta Air 108 Tartaruga is the sixth in the Nauta Air series, and the seventh will follow shortly.