The 26 metre Arcadia motor yacht Boomshakalaka has been sold by Pierre Badin at Denison Yachting's Monaco Office, with the buyer introduced by Malcolm Moss at Sea Yacht Group.
Built in GRP by Italian yard Arcadia Yachts to a design by Francesco Guida, Boomshakalaka was delivered in 2017 as an Arcadia 85 model. Accommodation is for eight guests in four cabins configured as a full-beam master suite, VIP suite and two twins. All guest cabins have entertainment centres and en suite bathroom facilities while a further two cabins sleep four crew.
The yacht features several eco-focused features including 40 square metres of solar panels containing hundreds of high-performance solar cells. The energy derived from this feature powers all of the yacht's on board equipment as well as its "hotel load" - showers, refrigerators and lights.
There's also an optional hybrid-electric propulsion system, should the owner wish to go the full nine yards with green technology.
The yacht boasts a seven metre beam, wide for her size, which allows for spacious accommodations. She is designed with a focus on indoor/outdoor living, and the deckhouse is made almost entirely of double-layered reflective glass, letting in ample natural light. Sliding overhead blinds give privacy and shade when desired.
Twin 730hp MAN diesel engines power her to a cruising speed of 14 knots topping out at 18 knots and she is fitted with ABT zero speed stabilisers.
Boomshakalaka was asking €3,950,000 with VAT paid.