Heesen Yachts, renowned for its exquisite yachts, has unveiled the first details about its latest creation, the 72.3-meter steel superyacht Project Ananda. Scheduled for keel laying in November 2026, Project Ananda stands as the largest steel Heesen yacht ever built.

Guest amenities are at the forefront of Project Ananda’s design. A midship shell door opens onto a docking platform, leading to a central glass elevator that facilitates seamless guest arrival and access.

Spanning five decks, Project Ananda provides owners with highly adaptable options. Two configurable owner’s deck arrangements allow owners to choose between a forward-facing private deck or an aft-focused deck experience, catering to their preferences.

The master suite on the foredeck boasts a private office and expansive panoramic views. A second master suite, mirroring the first, can be found on the bridge deck.

Project Anandana also boasts a travertine limestone swimming pool area that seamlessly connects to a Teppanyaki-style bar within the main saloon. Heesen Yachts has opted for travertine flooring instead of teak decking, extending from the outdoor pool area into the fully openable indoor lounge.

The deck space is entirely devoid of visible mooring equipment, enabling easy transformation into an entertainment deck. Additionally, the midship spa and beach club, spanning approximately 100 square meters, provide a relaxing retreat for guests.

Project Ananda, powered by a hybrid propulsion system featuring twin MTU engines and PTI/PTO gearboxes, boasts an impressive range of 5,000 nautical miles and can reach a maximum speed of 16 knots.

The anticipated launch and delivery date for Project Ananda is set for 2030.