The luxury yacht Bayesian, which sank off the coast of Palermo on Monday morning, had breathtaking interiors and furnishings. A promotional video of the vessel was released 15 years ago, produced by hvg Now he's noticed. Thanks to the recording, anyone can still take a look inside the yacht today.
the 56 metres long, The award-winning sailboat, originally named Salute, was built in 2008 at the Viareggio site of Italian shipyard Perini Navi. Her interiors were designed by fashion house Remi Tessier, who did everything possible to provide a luxurious experience for her future owner.
The yacht's rooms are dominated by maple, ebony and pine wood, and in terms of colors, beige, brown, black and white provide a sense of luxury. Most of the furniture is covered in leather, and in addition to being comfortable, it harmonizes perfectly with the beautiful wooden surfaces.
The Bayezia could accommodate twelve guests and a crew of ten, meaning that a total of twenty-two people could travel on it. Its master suite also had a separate dressing room, but the other five suites were no less well-appointed.
Tragedy off the coast of Sicily
As I mentioned earlier, A luxury yacht sailing under the British flag sank in Porticello near Palermo on Monday. There were 22 people on board, six of whom died and one is still missing.
A fatal victim was found a few hours after the tragedy, and according to the news, it was Ricaldo Tomas, the ship's cook. By Wednesday morning Additional divers Five bodies were found.Four of them were taken to shore, but their identities have not been confirmed. According to reports, British tech mogul Mike Lynch and his daughter Hannah were killed in the incident.
The sinking of the ship was recorded by a local villa owner's surveillance camera. The recording is being examined by the prosecutor's office to get a clearer picture of what happened.
At the moment, they are speculating about how it sank.
Investigators do not yet know why and how the luxury yacht sank.
According to assumptions, the tragedy was caused by a water funnel, but according to experts, it is also possible that an aerial waterfall sank the ship. But how this could happen in just 60 seconds, while a smaller ship remained unharmed about 100 meters away, they do not know the answer to this question yet.
One theory is that the storm caused an unusual wave and a large amount of water entered the ship from the stern in a very short time, perhaps through a door that was left open. This may have caused the yacht to lose its balance and sink immediately.
(Cover image: A The luxury yacht Baize. Image: Northphoto)
