Ilma

1 · POSITION

Ilma is the second yacht of the collection and much the larger. Its specification sheet gives 46,750 gross tons, a length of 790 feet or 241 metres, a beam of 95.5 feet, 224 suites, 448 guests and 374 officers and crew, over eight guest decks with public areas from Deck 3 to Deck 10. Every suite has floor-to-ceiling windows and a private terrace. The debut was a seven-night voyage from Monte Carlo to Rome from 2 September 2024. [1, 2]

2 · THREE DESIGN OFFICES, AND A FOURTH FOR ONE ROOM

The interiors were drawn by the London practice AD Associates, with lighting by DPA, and the exteriors by Aivan of Helsinki. Chapi Chapo Design of Toronto was given the Beach House alone. The collection describes suites that can be adjusted for different uses. Its specification sheet adds two upper categories above a thousand square feet, The Ilma and The Concierge, to a ladder that otherwise repeats the names used on Evrima. [1, 2]

3 · FIVE RESTAURANTS AND A COUNTER FOR TWELVE

Seta su Ilma is Fabio Trabocchi’s, with a seven-course dinner nightly and a five-course lunch on selected afternoons for a supplement. The Beach House menu was developed with Michael Mina and is Pan-Latin and Caribbean, served open-air beside the pool. Memorī is Pan-Asian and built round a twelve-seat sushi bar. Mistral on Deck 10 is Mediterranean, and Tides changes its menu with the region sailed. The Living Room Bar pours to a live pianist. [3]

4 · A MARINA WITH WINDOWS IN IT

The marina carries large glass windows, side doors that open above the water and a hydraulic platform down to the sea, with a mezzanine added. Deck 10 is open air, holding the main pool, a pool bar and an outdoor screen. The Ritz-Carlton Spa occupies eleven rooms, five of them for treatments in the open, using 111SKIN and ESPA. Three fitness spaces are provided: a Movement Studio, a Cycle Studio and a Fitness Studio. [2, 4]

5 · ⚑ CANDOUR

⚑ The bar count moves. The March 2024 statement gives six bars and a wine vault; the May 2024 design release gives seven. Five is the number of restaurants, not of places to eat, since the Living Room and the bars are counted apart. None of the sources listed names the yard that built her. The crew figure is officers and crew, not a ratio. Tonnage and beam are shared with Luminara; the suite and guest counts are not. [1–4]