The AB 110 is a 34-metre high-performance motor yacht from AB Yachts, characterised by the pleasant, charming interiors of a loft and all-pervading brightness. Powered by three MAN V12-2000 engines producing 6,000 hp total and paired with MJP waterjets, she flies on the water at 41 knots while maintaining unmatched stability.nnHer limited draught of just 1.30 metres allows access to even the most secluded bays. Exteriors and interiors flow smoothly into one another, with the aft lounge area converting into a generous 17-square-metre beach area ensuring the closest possible contact with the sea. The spacious garage accommodates both a tender and a jet ski.nnAn extended flybridge increases onboard liveability, accessible via two carbon-fibre external staircases. Four guest cabins accommodate up to ten guests, with four crew in two cabins. Optionally equipped with SCR systems for reduced emissions. RINA classified for unrestricted navigation.
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Forty-three knots at the top. Thirty-eight at cruise. For a yacht of this volume, those are not numbers you expect to see.
Three MAN V12 engines, 2,000 horsepower each, drive waterjets rather than conventional shafts. This is the technology AB Yachts has championed since the 1990s. The result is immediate: a shallow 1.29 metre draught, agile handling and access to anchorages larger yachts simply cannot reach. Range runs to 460 nautical miles at cruise, and lightweight composite construction keeps consumption well below what a motor yacht of this size would normally demand. She is quieter and lighter on fuel than her performance suggests, precision engineering doing the work rather than brute force.
Her profile is athletic and unmistakably current. Every line has a reason to be there.
The raked windshield is the signature. It reflects less sun, trims cabin cooling loads and hands extra surface to the flybridge above. A straight sheer line and expansive main deck glazing keep the silhouette taut and open. The flybridge overhang shades the aft deck and eases the air conditioning further, while carbon fibre staircases frame the transom. At the waterline, a teak clad lounge doubles as a hydraulic tender garage by Besenzoni, swallowing a craft up to five metres and opening to the sea when it is time to stop. For owners who prefer a more classic line, an S version offers a reversible windshield and traditional wheelhouse.
Ten guests, four cabins, one full beam owner’s suite placed exactly where the sea is calmest.
The owner’s cabin sits amidships on the lower deck, the most stable point on the yacht, running the full width of the beam. A full beam VIP and two further guest cabins, with sliding berths and pullman options, complete the layout, comfortably hosting ten owners and guests alongside four crew. Inside, the mood is composed and tactile: grey leather, mirrored panelling, deep pile corridors and sharp geometric light bars that shift in colour. A cathedral like stairwell draws natural light down through the heart of the yacht. Full height sliding glass in the main saloon dissolves the line between inside and out, while teak flooring carries the eye seamlessly from saloon to aft deck.
The social heart of the AB110 is a sculptural galley bar that hides a fully working kitchen in plain sight.
The curved, floating bar, with its ribbed panelling, seamless countertop and wood topped serving segment, conceals an induction hob, oven, ice maker and dishwasher, keeping the saloon calm and uncluttered. Positioned aft to suit entertaining, it anchors a run of spaces designed for easy movement between sea, deck and sky. The sundeck offers unbroken 360 degree views from its sofas and loungers. The bow opens into a generous dining and lounging area. The aft deck carries a high low table for outdoor meals. Life on board flows from one to the next without friction.
Award winning, class certified and already proven with her first owner. The AB110 is a considered acquisition, not a leap of faith.
Built in Viareggio and delivered in 2024, she measures 33.7 metres LOA on a 6.8 metre beam, at 168 gross tonnes. Twin 32kW Kohler generators, Seakeeper gyro stabilisation, 11,500 litres of fuel and RINA unrestricted navigation classification underpin serious, self sufficient cruising. A Williams Sportjet 460 tender comes standard. AB Yachts builds to specification rather than to order, which shortens lead times considerably, an advantage that matters in a market where the best opportunities move quickly. For an owner seeking speed, volume and contemporary design in a single hull, the AB110 makes a rare and compelling case.
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