GWP 345: inspired by Destriero

Designer Alexander McDiarmid has introduced a new concept for the motor yacht GWP345, inspired by the legendary vessel Destriero, which set the record for the fastest Atlantic crossing in 1992, completing the journey from New York to the British Isles in 58 hours, 34 minutes, and 50 seconds.



Measuring 105 meters in length, the yacht impresses with its futuristic aesthetics and focus on high performance. Key features include an innovative hull designed for maximum hydrodynamic efficiency and luxurious interiors that highlight a modern style.



GWP345 is poised to become not only a symbol of speed but also an example of the perfect blend of technology and design. The hull is planned to be constructed from aluminum, while the superstructure will be made from carbon fiber.



The owner's suite and four guest cabins will be located on the main deck, which will also feature a main salon with a dining area flanked by balconies on either side. At the stern, a large swimming pool is envisioned, while the bow will include a helipad and space for tender storage.