First Admiral Panorama 50 Delivered
This moment marks a real milestone for our team — we couldn't be prouder to see her delivered into her owner's hands

We are proud to share that the first hull of the semi-custom Admiral Panorama 50 — sold by Smart Yachts and built by Admiral, the renowned Italian Sea Group, known for its steel-built pedigree — has been successfully delivered to her owner.
From the very first drawings to delivery, we were closely involved every step of the way — following construction, coordinating with the shipyard, and making sure every detail reflected the owner's vision, from layout and ergonomics to the smallest finishes. This moment marks a real milestone for our team — we couldn't be prouder to see her delivered into her owner's hands.

Measuring 50 metres, with a steel hull and aluminium superstructure, this semi-custom yacht was designed by Piredda & Partners in collaboration with Admiral Centro Stile.
Inside, the interiors lean warm rather than cold — pale woods against soft neutral upholstery, with the large windows doing most of the work to keep the spaces bright throughout the day. Fine metal detailing and the occasional deeper accent colour break up what could otherwise feel too uniform, giving the salon a settled, unhurried character.

“She is one of the most beautiful and impressive vessels on the market in this size range, with a layout normally found on 60–70-metre yachts. The owner’s private suite is located on the upper deck, framed by 180-degree windows and a dedicated private terrace forward — a space designed for absolute privacy and relaxation. Four guest staterooms are located on the main deck, plus two guest cabins on the lower deck. Her smart layout accommodates 14 guests in seven lavish staterooms in total, which is an outstanding feature,” said Julia Skop, Co-Founder of Smart Yachts.

Down on the Lower Deck, a corridor cuts through the engine room to reach the two aft cabins — a layout you'd normally expect on a much bigger yacht, and one that frees up interior volume elsewhere.
The guest staircase is self-supporting, a piece of engineering as much as design, and it leaves the decks feeling open to one another rather than boxed off.
Aft on the Main Deck, fold-down bulwarks push the exterior space out considerably, turning that area into something the Owner can reshape as they like — always with the water close at hand.

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