The ISA GT 70 is a 70-metre superyacht that carries the Granturismo coupe language to flagship scale. Enrico Gobbi of Team for Design drew her with flowing lines that blur the boundary between indoors and out, dressed in a steel-grey hull with anthracite accents and minimalist glazing for a look that is quiet and contemporary. At 1,650 gross tonnes she has the volume for true long-range cruising, and her twin MTU 12V4000M63 engines, each of 1,500 kilowatts, are matched to that purpose: a top speed of 17.5 knots and a range of 5,500 nautical miles for transcontinental voyages. Her signature is a foredeck infinity pool linked to the owner’s suite by an illuminated walkway, a private water feature set apart from the guest areas. Twelve guests are accommodated across six cabins, with sixteen crew in nine cabins to deliver service at the level a seventy-metre yacht invites. The round-bilge steel hull is drawn for a sea-kindly ride on long passages, prioritising comfort over pace. Built in Ancona within the Palumbo Superyachts group, the GT 70 is offered as a semi-custom platform, its interior and much of its deck layout developed hull by hull with the owner.
Length
70M
Beam
12M
Draft
3.30M
Volume
1650GT
Day Guests
Sleeping
12
Cabin
6
Crew
16
Cruise Speed
14KT
Max Speed
17.5KT
Fuel
Range
5500NM
Engine
Naval
ISA Yachts
Exterior
Enrico Gobbi - Team for Design
New Starting From
€70,000,000
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Twin MTU 12V4000M63 diesels, each of 1,500 kilowatts, give the GT 70 a top speed of 17.5 knots. Her real measure is endurance: a range of 5,500 nautical miles suited to the transcontinental voyages she is designed for. The round-bilge steel hull is drawn for a comfortable, sea-kindly motion on long legs rather than for speed, the quality that counts on ocean passages. With 1,650 gross tonnes of volume behind her, she is a steady, self-sufficient platform built to carry guests and crew across oceans in comfort.
Enrico Gobbi designed the GT 70 around a restrained, contemporary palette: a steel-grey hull, anthracite accents and spare, minimalist glazing that keeps her 1,650 gross tonnes looking elegant rather than heavy. The coupe lines flow from bow to stern, blurring the boundary between interior and deck. The defining gesture is the foredeck infinity pool, linked to the owner’s suite by an illuminated walkway, a private sequence of water and light that few yachts offer. Clean surfaces and generous glass give her a calm, modern presence from every angle.
Six cabins accommodate twelve guests, with a dedicated owner’s deck whose suite connects directly to the private foredeck pool. Nine crew cabins house a team of sixteen, the complement a seventy-metre yacht needs for full service at sea. The flowing lines of the exterior continue inside, where large glazed openings keep the water in view and the volumes bright. ISA develops the interior with each owner, so materials, layout and the balance of formal and relaxed space are set to a personal brief rather than drawn from a fixed catalogue.
The GT 70 arranges her social life across several decks, from the main saloon and aft cockpit to upper-deck lounges and a sun deck built for open-air living. The owner’s foredeck pool and its illuminated walkway form a private retreat apart from the guest zones. At this size there is room for the full repertoire of a long-range superyacht, from formal dining to sheltered and open lounges, a spa and tender and toy storage. The decks are drawn to connect, letting guests and the owner move through the yacht and down to the water with ease.
Built by ISA Yachts in Ancona, part of the Palumbo Superyachts group, the GT 70 is supported by a builder with its own refit and service yards across the Mediterranean. As a semi-custom 70-metre steel superyacht she is priced in the region of 70 million euros new, with specification, interior and delivery agreed hull by hull. The GT platform gives an owner a resolved naval-architecture and styling starting point at flagship scale, while leaving the interior and much of the layout genuinely open. For a buyer who wants a long-range yacht with a private, design-led signature, the foredeck pool and owner’s deck make her distinct.
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