The owners of the 46.50-metre Rahal worked in close cooperation with Studio De Voogt and Terence Disdale Design to produce this highly detailed and beautifully balanced Feadship. Her sophisticated navigation set-up corresponds with the yacht’s oceangoing potential as well as her name, which means ‘traveller’. Rahal’s interior – with an abundance of unusual materials and textures, both ancient and modern – provided a rich yet natural feel within a flawless ‘beach house’ environment. Rahal was the first Feadship to fit the new Integrated Ships Control & Management (ISCM) system, allowing her to be operated without an engineer present in the engine room.
The owners of the 46.50-metre Rahal worked in close cooperation with Studio De Voogt and Terence Disdale Design to produce this highly detailed and beautifully balanced Feadship. Her sophisticated navigation set-up corresponds with the yacht’s oceangoing potential as well as her name, which means ‘traveller’. Rahal’s interior – with an abundance of unusual materials and textures, both ancient and modern – provided a rich yet natural feel within a flawless ‘beach house’ environment. Rahal was the first Feadship to fit the new Integrated Ships Control & Management (ISCM) system, allowing her to be operated without an engineer present in the engine room.