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Aegean Project TEMPEST

Aegean Project TEMPEST-Test

Mega yacht · 121 ft (37 m) · Bodrum

GGetBoat EditorialGetestet am 12. Juli 2026
4.2/ 5
Expertenbewertung
Design4.5
Leistung3.8
Komfort4.6
Fahrverhalten4.3
Preis-Leistung4.0

Technische Daten

Werft
Aegean
Modell
Project TEMPEST
Länge
121 ft (37 m)
Gäste
10
Kabinen
5
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Urteil

Aegean Project TEMPEST is a standout revival of the Tigershark series, delivering exceptional comfort and modern minimalist design with a steel hull and fully floated interior. While its 13-knot cruising speed is modest for a 121ft mega yacht, the twin MAN engines, zero-speed stabilizers, and versatile aft deck for two

Vorteile

  • +Fully floated interior significantly reduces noise and vibration for superior guest comfort
  • +Spacious aft deck accommodates two large tenders, enhancing versatility for leisure activities
  • +Full-beam owner's suite on main deck with private desk and his/hers bathrooms
  • +Contemporary minimalist design with wooden flooring and light surfaces exudes tranquility
  • +Zero-speed stabilizers work both underway and at anchor for enhanced stability

Nachteile

  • Cruising speed of 13 knots is modest compared to some competitors in the mega yacht class
  • Top speed of 16 knots limits rapid transit options for time-sensitive itineraries
  • Limited public data on exact pricing makes value assessment challenging for buyers
  • No confirmed details on fuel capacity or range beyond engine specifications
  • Relatively new shipyard (Aegean Yacht) may raise concerns about long-term build consistency

Aegean Project TEMPEST, a 37.3-meter (121ft) revival of the Tigershark series by designer Riza Tansu, showcases contemporary minimalist aesthetics with wooden flooring, light surfaces, and expansive windows creating a tranquil atmosphere. The interior features a sprawling saloon, a full-beam owner's suite on the main deck with private amenities, and flexible lower-deck accommodations for 10 guests across five en-suite cabins. Exterior highlights include an open aft deck capable of holding two large tenders and a sun deck with a central bar and dining for ten.

On-water performance is powered by twin MAN LE469 1325hp engines, delivering a cruising speed of 13 knots and a top speed of 16 knots. While these figures are modest for a mega yacht, the vessel compensates with naval architecture by Endaze, a steel hull with aluminum superstructure, and zero-speed stabilizers that function underway and at anchor. The fully floated interior further enhances comfort by heavily reducing noise and vibration.

Comfort and livability are exceptional, with the fully floated design ensuring minimal disturbance for guests. The spacious layout, including twin staterooms and double suites, offers flexible arrangements, while protected forward zones provide seamless indoor/outdoor experiences shielded from elements. The sun deck's central bar and dining table cater to social gatherings, and custom removable awnings add versatility.

Value assessment is challenging due to limited public pricing data, but the yacht's exceptional quality, from teak flooring to stainless steel deck ware, suggests strong long-term appeal. As a new 2025 delivery from Aegean Yacht shipyard, it represents a fresh entry in the mega yacht market with proven design heritage, though buyers may weigh the shipyard's emerging reputation against the vessel's high-end specifications.

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