Antonini Navi sells the first XPD95

Antonini Navi announces the sale of the first XPD95, a project strongly influenced at the outset by its expedition yacht DNA and now reinterpreted as a superyacht built around the owner's needs and approach to life at sea.

The XPD95’s long-range DNA can be seen in the yacht’s steel hull and aluminum superstructure, as well as in her rugged construction, practical solutions and naval design language, which is reinterpreted for use predominantly in the Mediterranean. Direct connection with the sea, privacy for the owner, spacious outdoor areas and straightforward management are the central features of the design.



The exterior lines, designed by Sculli & Covini, draw inspiration from professional offshore vessels. The interiors are designed by Hot Lab and include the inviting, light-filled spaces permeated by a warm, refined and understated style. The dominant wood will be eucalyptus, combined with lacquered finishes, leathers, fabrics, metal details and natural stone, and featuring furnishings with soft, flowing lines.

The owner has an entire private deck at their disposal; the main outdoor areas are easily accessible; and the crew has well-organised independent pathways for living and working.



A central feature of the design is the multifunctional beach area measuring about 35 square metres. When the yacht is underway, it can accommodate a five-metre tender while still leaving space for guests to use; once the tender is launched, the area transforms into a large private terrace overlooking the sea. The transformer platform completes the area, facilitating launching and hauling-out operations, as well as providing access to the water and acting as a base for water-based activities.

A dedicated Owner’s Deck totalling about 60 square metres – comprising 25 square metres of interior space and an integrated 35-square-metre terrace – ensures absolute privacy for the owner. The owner’s deck can be accessed from inside the yacht or via a protected structural staircase located on the port side near the centre of the vessel.

The outdoor areas comprise the 44-square-metre cockpit on the Main Deck and the 33-square-metre Foredeck Living area on the Upper Deck, creating two large outdoor spaces while maintaining a low, sleek profile consistent with the yacht’s characteristics.



There has also been a special focus on the crew quarters, situated on the Lower Deck in the yacht’s central section to separate the guest areas from the engine room. The crew area covers a total of approximately 23 square metres and comprises two three-berth cabins, with a third cabin situated at the bow of the Main Deck, close to the galley and laundry, which can accommodate an additional crew member or be used as extra storage space.