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MCP Yachts Building 42.5m Superyacht in Brazil

The Brazilian shipyard MCP Yachts have moved their 42.5 metre semi displacement aluminium superyacht, the Hemispere 140, to the outfitting shed, where she will be faired, painted, and finished.

The megayacht, designed by the team at MCP Yachts and Vripack, will have transatlantic capabilities, and will accommodate 10 guests. Her Master Stateroom is located on the main deck, and features a study, large head and a walk in wardrobe.

The yacht’s hull and superstructure are made of aluminum, and the vessel has a Lloyd’s Register classification. She is powered by twin 1825 HP Caterpillar C32ACERT diesels, and she will have a top speed of 19 knots.

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