The 23.07-metre Maritimo S75 is the flagship of the Australian builder's sedan range and reflects a distinctly practical view of luxury. Instead of adding a flybridge, the design concentrates living on a broad single level, using a large cockpit, aft galley and expansive saloon around a hull carrying 10,000 litres of fuel.
The sedan layout keeps social life on one level
Maritimo connects the aft galley directly with both the cockpit and saloon, creating a single hospitality zone where cooking, dining and conversation can continue across the interior-exterior boundary. Optional sliding windows can open the saloon further to the outside.
This layout suits families because nobody is forced to choose between separate decks to remain part of the group. The helm, saloon, galley and outdoor seating stay within a more continuous environment, making a large yacht feel socially straightforward.
Ten thousand litres of fuel supports genuine travel
The S75 carries 10,000 litres of fuel, reflecting Maritimo's long experience with Australian bluewater cruising where distances between destinations can be considerable. The hull and standard Scania propulsion are designed around range and seakeeping rather than only marina-to-marina use.
That endurance changes the character of ownership. The yacht can spend more time exploring coastlines and offshore destinations without every leg being dictated by refuelling, allowing the family itinerary to feel less tied to large ports.
Four cabins provide room for a travelling household
Maritimo lists four sleeping cabins as standard with capacity for eight guests and options for more. A full-beam king master, forward queen and additional guest rooms give several generations or groups of friends enough privacy for longer journeys.
The interior therefore supports real household life rather than short visits. Guests can unpack, maintain routines and sleep separately while the yacht continues moving, making longer passages and extended holidays feel more sustainable.
Utility space makes adventure less disruptive
Maritimo turns the large hardtop above the sedan into an accessible utility deck, creating additional room for equipment that would otherwise consume cockpit or interior storage. This is especially useful for owners carrying boards, tenders or cruising gear.
The idea is practical rather than theatrical, which suits the S75's wider personality. Luxury comes from having enough space and capacity to travel comfortably without forcing every piece of equipment into the same areas used for relaxation and family life.
Official sources: www.maritimo.com.au.
