Turkish shipyard Turquoise Yachts is bringing Project Bravo to the 2026 Monaco Yacht Show, an 80 metre motor yacht currently under construction at the yard's Pendik facility in Istanbul. Launched on speculation in 2023, the hull found a buyer in January 2024 before being completed later that year, and the vessel is now in its interior outfitting phase.
Designed on the outside by Vallicelli Design and inside by H2 Yacht Design, Bravo has a steel hull and aluminium superstructure, with a gross tonnage of 2,224. The yacht will accommodate up to 14 guests across nine suites, including an owner's suite with a private office and a VIP suite, along with a crew of 20. The interiors take on a light, golden palette, with carved woods and bespoke carpets.
Spread across five teak decks, the amenities include a beach club with expandable balconies, a pool, a jacuzzi, a sauna, a gym, a steam room, a massage area, an elevator and a tender garage able to hold a 9.6 metre tender along with jet skis. Powered by twin MTU diesel engines producing 2,575 horsepower each, Bravo will reach a top speed of 17 knots. The yacht, currently listed for sale at 157.5 million euros, sails under the flag of the Cayman Islands.
Bravo will not be the only Turquoise Yachts vessel on the docks at Port Hercule. The shipyard is also showing its flagship Angelique, formerly known as Project Vento, an 87.7 metre, 2,646 GT yacht that holds the title of the largest ever built in Turkey by volume. Recognisable by her striking blue hull, extensive wellness facilities and Art Deco interiors, Angelique is now available for charter for the winter Caribbean season.