Kokomo is the third superyacht from Alloy Yachts for the same owner. The brief was for a yacht that would break new ground in performance, comfort and style.
Designed by Dubois Naval Architects, this 58m sloop delivers in all respects. Her sleek hull has been refined for seakeeping and speed. Her 120 tonne keel lowers from less than 5m to over 8m to deliver ultimate stability under an enormous sail plan.
Kokomo is a yacht that will storm across oceans, turn heads in any anchorage and cocoon owners and guests in a welcoming and supremely elegant environment.
Redefining the edges of superyacht technology
Delivering the blend of high performance, comfort and reliability required in a yacht of this sophistication demanded thousands of hours of research and development.
Renowned for its high standards of in-house engineering and manufacturing, the Alloy Yachts team relished the challenge.
Among many innovations, the keel system, submarine anchors and a hull structure and equipment able to absorb tremendous sailing loads were priorities.
In every detail, from deck hardware, to electronics and custom interior joinery, the bar was raised to new heights.
Flawless finishing and craftsmanship
Redman Whiteley Dixon designed an interior combining tradition with modern styling and values. Selecting sustainable materials, the design retains rich timber paneling and superbly crafted joinery.
Yet the interpretation is fresh and new, fully utilising the generous spaces. Large windows allow light to pour through the interior and afford panoramic views.
Dark wenge timbers, light forest teaks, leather and satin nickel combine with earthy soft fabrics to texture the interior. Alloy's skilled craftsmen have responded to the design with flawless detailing.
An ambience of quiet elegance and style
Kokomo accommodates 12 guests in five luxurious staterooms. Each stateroom is complemented with a marble ensuite bathroom and has access to the yacht's comprehensive entertainment system.
Lined drawers, contemporary hardware and lighting, leather-wrapped handrails and door handles underline the high level of quality detailing.
A crew of 12 is accommodated in six ensuite cabins in the service area of the yacht forward of the main saloon. A restaurant-style galley is fully-equipped to cater to every taste.
Specifications
LOA 58.4m (191.6ft)
LWL 52.15m (169.5ft)
Beam 10.9m (35.8ft)
Draft (keel raised) 4.95m (16.2ft)
Draft (keel lowered) 8.10m (26.6ft)
Displacement 598 tonnes (full load SWL)
Sails Stratis by Doyle
Sail Area (upwind) 2046.7m²
Mast and Boom Southern Spars Carbon fibre - In-Boom Furling
Mast Height (above waterline) 75.00m
Furlers Reckmann
Winches Alloy Yachts captive reel and vertical
Main Engines 2 x Caterpillar diesel C18 'D' rated 872hp
Gear Boxes 2 x ZF 2300 reversing gearbox @ 4.44:1
Propellers 2 x Hundested variable pitch
Bow & Stern Thrusters AY/American Bow Thruster TRAC II 28"ø 150hp (hydraulic)
Generators 2 x Northern Lights M1066A2 115kW
Fuel 51,500 litres approximately
Water 12,000 litres approximately
BUILDER Alloy Yachts
DESIGNER Dubois Naval Architects
INTERIOR DESIGN Redman Whiteley Dixon
OWNERS REPRESENTATIVE Peter Wilson, MCM
CLASSIFICATION Lloyds X100 A1 SSC Yacht
Mono G6 MCH, UMS
