Inside the $60m superyacht inspired by master spy Bond

Welcome aboard the 60-million-dollar superyacht, named for one of James Bond’s recent cinematic adventures.

Launched in 2012 by Turquoise Yachts, the 72.6m Quantum of Solace is fully worthy of the stylish master spy’s lavish tastes, being a spectacular vessel with elegant curves, strong graphic lines and unique, all-luxury features.

Accommodating 12 guests, she was, at the time of construction, the world’s largest Turkish build – meaning an all-wooden handcrafted motor sailing yacht, with one or two masts, designed for Mediterranean cruising – and capable of achieving a top speed of 17 knots, and a cruising speed of 15 knots.

As for Quantum of Solace’s stunning visuals, both her exterior and interior are the brainchild of superyacht designers H2 Yacht Design.

The owner’s stateroom is located on the upper deck and features a magnificent bathroom, two opulent dressing rooms and a balcony on either side. There are an additional six staterooms on the main deck: all with walk-in closets, timeless styling and beautiful furnishings.

The main salon features a majestic double-height atrium, one of just four yachts in the world with this feature and provides a magnificent voluminous space. A cinema room can also be found on the main deck.

On the lower deck is the full beam spa and beach club area, including a fold-down door that allows easy access to the water. A steam room, chromotherapy jacuzzi pool and massage therapy room are located in the Asian-inspired spa.

The Quantum of Solace’s vast sun deck features a 5m swimming pool with a contra-flow swimming system, professional DJ station and extensive lounge area.

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