NETTO II
ID#
143.2
Build/code name(s):
Amels 8002 / Based on the Amels 80 Limited Series
NETTO II
ID#
143.2
Build/code name(s):
Amels 8002 / Based on the Amels 80 Limited Series
UNDER CONSTRUCTION...
PRIVATE USE ONLY
UNDER CONSTRUCTION...
PRIVATE USE ONLY
Length
79.8
m
/
261.8
ft
Beam
12.5
m
/
41
ft
Volume
2,175
GT
Guests sleeping
14
Cabins
7
Crew members
21
Main Specs
Length
79.8
m
/
261.8
ft
Beam
12.5
m
/
41
ft
Volume
2,175
GT
Guests sleeping
14
Cabins
7
Crew members
21
Estimated Build Cost
$210,000,000
Comment from the admin
“What a stunning hull color!”
Comment from the admin
“What a stunning hull color!”
Build
Shipyard
Amels
Year
2026
Hull Type
Mono-Hull
Full displacement
Hull Material
Steel
Superstructure Material
Aluminum
Categories
Build Type
Based on a limited series
Semi-custom
Vessel Type
Yacht
Mega yacht
Categories
Build Type
Based on a limited series
Semi-custom
Vessel Type
Yacht
Mega yacht
Design
Exterior
Espen Øino & JQB Design
Main Color
Blue
Interior
Sinot Yacht Design & JQB Design
Amenities
Indoor cinema room
Elevator
Swim platform
Tender garage
Spa
Sauna/Steam room/Hammam
Massage room
Gym
Swimming pool
Jacuzzi
Helipad
Build
Shipyard
Amels
Year
2026
Hull Type
Mono-Hull
Full displacement
Hull Material
Steel
Superstructure Material
Aluminum
Design
Exterior
Espen Øino & JQB Design
Main Color
Blue
Interior
Sinot Yacht Design & JQB Design
Categories
Build Type
Based on a limited series
Semi-custom
Vessel Type
Yacht
Mega yacht
Amenities
Indoor cinema room
Elevator
Swim platform
Tender garage
Spa
Sauna/Steam room/Hammam
Massage room
Gym
Swimming pool
Jacuzzi
Helipad
Exterior Design
Credits to Amels Yachting.
Exterior Design
Credits to Amels Yachting.
Exterior Design
Credits to Amels Yachting.
Interior Design
It’s not even finished yet! But I doubt we’ll ever see it.
Interior Design
It’s not even finished yet! But I doubt we’ll ever see it.
Interior Design
It’s not even finished yet! But I doubt we’ll ever see it.
Performance
Cruising Speed
12
kn
Max Speed
16.5
kn
Range
5,000
nm
/
210K
L
(fuel tanks)
Propulsion
Type
Diesel
Motor yacht
Hybrid
Diesel-electric
Horse Power
5,630
HP
Engines info
Performance
Cruising Speed
12
kn
Max Speed
16.5
kn
Range
5,000
nm
/
210K
L
(fuel tanks)
Propulsion
Type
Diesel
Motor yacht
Hybrid
Diesel-electric
Horse Power
5,630
HP
Engines info
Owner
Unknown
See ownership history
Owner
Unknown
See ownership history
Fun Facts
💙 THE DOLPHIN BLUE HULL AND HER SISTER:
When “NETTO II” emerged from the sheds in Vlissingen in February 2026, she turned heads immediately. Unlike her sister-ship “PENGEA” (hull #1), which sports a more conventional look, “NETTO II” wears a custom ‘dolphin blue’ metallic hull with a platinum bootstripe and white superstructure.
Espen Øino, the exterior designer, worked with the owner to create this distinctive color scheme, making her unmistakable on the water. It's a bold departure in a world where most 80-metre yachts play it safe with dark navy or classic white.
And ”NETTO II” does not sail alone, she’s part of a booming Amels 80 Limited Series. She’s the second hull of the series. The hull number one being her sister “PANGEA” (which is also available on this database!).
🎰 THE SPEAKEASY ON BOARD - A FLOATING 1960s CASINO LOUNGE:
The most talked-about feature of “NETTO II” is her speakeasy bar, designed to evoke the atmosphere of a 1960s-era casino.
While most superyachts go for sleek, minimalist lounges, this owner went full retro-glamour. The speakeasy is described as a cocktail-lounge-meets-casino, separate from the yacht's main social areas, intended as an evening retreat where guests can feel like they've walked into a scene from ’Ocean's Eleven’.
The interior design studio Sinot Yacht Architecture & Design created this one-of-a-kind space, though specifics remain under wraps at the owner's request.
Here is how the AI images this room:
🎣 FROM A FISHING BOAT TO A MEGA YACHT - THE CRAZY UPGRADE:
The identity of “NETTO II” 's owner remains confidential, but here's what we know: they are described as a "seasoned owner" and rumored to be an American tech billionaire, but take it with a grain of salt.
“NETTO II” is almost 100% sure to be the successor to a 34.9-metre Nordlund yacht also named “NETTO”, which was delivered in 2014 from the American builder in Tacoma, Washington.
That's a jump from roughly 35 metres to 80 metres, more than doubling the length and going from a GRP sportfisher-style vessel to a full-blown hybrid superyacht with a helipad.
The original “NETTO” had interiors by Jonathan Quinn Barnett (JQB Design). Interestingly, JQB is also credited alongside Sinot for some work on “NETTO II”. And without speaking of obvious color choice.
⭐ ALL THE AMENITIES ON BOARD: 1️⃣ Three-Sided Beach Club: The beach club is the social heart of the yacht at water level. It opens on three sides, through a transom door aft and fold-down sea terraces on both port and starboard, creating an open-air pavilion directly on the water. This signature feature of the Amels 80 platform gives guests seamless access to the sea for swimming, diving or just lounging with their feet near the waves.
2️⃣ Glass-Bottomed Swimming Pool: On the main deck aft sits a 6.5-metre (21-foot) swimming pool with a glass bottom. This isn't just for aesthetics — the glass floor acts as a skylight for the beach club below, flooding the wellness area with natural light. The pool features counter-current jets for exercise swimming and is heated via the yacht's innovative heat recovery system.
3️⃣ Full Wellness Centre: Below the glass-bottomed pool, the wellness area includes a hammam (Turkish steam bath), a sauna, a fully equipped gym and a massage room. The natural light pouring through the glass pool overhead transforms what would normally be a dark lower-deck space into something luminous and inviting.
4️⃣ 200-Square-Metre Sundeck with Oversized Jacuzzi: The sundeck spans a massive 200 square metres (2’153 sq ft), described as the largest top deck in her class. It features an oversized Jacuzzi, sun loungers, a dining area and a bar. Sliding doors at the bow provide wind and rain protection, making it an all-weather entertaining space. Discreet crew access via hidden staircases and a dumbwaiter ensure seamless service.
5️⃣ 517-Square-Metre Owner's Deck: The dedicated owner's deck spans an extraordinary 517 square metres, it’s an entire deck of pure privacy. The master suite is positioned forward with 180-degree panoramic windows, complemented by a private office, an owner's lounge and his-and-hers bathrooms with floor-to-ceiling windows. Outside, a forward observation deck with a private Jacuzzi and a sheltered aft dining area complete this private sanctuary.
6️⃣ Foredeck Helipad: A touch-and-go helipad on the foredeck allows helicopter arrivals and departures, ideal for accessing remote anchorages or making dramatic entrances.
7️⃣ Tender Garage for Serious Toys: A concealed forward tender garage stores tenders up to 11.5 metres and 8.5 metres in length, alongside a fleet of water sports toys. This keeps all the deck space uncluttered and available for guests.
💙 THE DOLPHIN BLUE HULL AND HER SISTER:
When “NETTO II” emerged from the sheds in Vlissingen in February 2026, she turned heads immediately. Unlike her sister-ship “PENGEA” (hull #1), which sports a more conventional look, “NETTO II” wears a custom ‘dolphin blue’ metallic hull with a platinum bootstripe and white superstructure.
Espen Øino, the exterior designer, worked with the owner to create this distinctive color scheme, making her unmistakable on the water. It's a bold departure in a world where most 80-metre yachts play it safe with dark navy or classic white.
And ”NETTO II” does not sail alone, she’s part of a booming Amels 80 Limited Series. She’s the second hull of the series. The hull number one being her sister “PANGEA” (which is also available on this database!).
🎣 FROM A FISHING BOAT TO A MEGA YACHT - THE CRAZY UPGRADE:
The identity of “NETTO II” 's owner remains confidential, but here's what we know: they are described as a "seasoned owner" and rumored to be an American tech billionaire, but take it with a grain of salt.
“NETTO II” is almost 100% sure to be the successor to a 34.9-metre Nordlund yacht also named “NETTO”, which was delivered in 2014 from the American builder in Tacoma, Washington.
That's a jump from roughly 35 metres to 80 metres, more than doubling the length and going from a GRP sportfisher-style vessel to a full-blown hybrid superyacht with a helipad.
The original “NETTO” had interiors by Jonathan Quinn Barnett (JQB Design). Interestingly, JQB is also credited alongside Sinot for some work on “NETTO II”. And without speaking of obvious color choice.
🎰 THE SPEAKEASY ON BOARD - A FLOATING 1960s CASINO LOUNGE:
The most talked-about feature of “NETTO II” is her speakeasy bar, designed to evoke the atmosphere of a 1960s-era casino.
While most superyachts go for sleek, minimalist lounges, this owner went full retro-glamour. The speakeasy is described as a cocktail-lounge-meets-casino, separate from the yacht's main social areas, intended as an evening retreat where guests can feel like they've walked into a scene from ’Ocean's Eleven’.
The interior design studio Sinot Yacht Architecture & Design created this one-of-a-kind space, though specifics remain under wraps at the owner's request.
Here is how the AI images this room:
⭐ ALL THE AMENITIES ON BOARD: 1️⃣ Three-Sided Beach Club: The beach club is the social heart of the yacht at water level. It opens on three sides, through a transom door aft and fold-down sea terraces on both port and starboard, creating an open-air pavilion directly on the water. This signature feature of the Amels 80 platform gives guests seamless access to the sea for swimming, diving or just lounging with their feet near the waves.
2️⃣ Glass-Bottomed Swimming Pool: On the main deck aft sits a 6.5-metre (21-foot) swimming pool with a glass bottom. This isn't just for aesthetics — the glass floor acts as a skylight for the beach club below, flooding the wellness area with natural light. The pool features counter-current jets for exercise swimming and is heated via the yacht's innovative heat recovery system.
3️⃣ Full Wellness Centre: Below the glass-bottomed pool, the wellness area includes a hammam (Turkish steam bath), a sauna, a fully equipped gym and a massage room. The natural light pouring through the glass pool overhead transforms what would normally be a dark lower-deck space into something luminous and inviting.
4️⃣ 200-Square-Metre Sundeck with Oversized Jacuzzi: The sundeck spans a massive 200 square metres (2’153 sq ft), described as the largest top deck in her class. It features an oversized Jacuzzi, sun loungers, a dining area and a bar. Sliding doors at the bow provide wind and rain protection, making it an all-weather entertaining space. Discreet crew access via hidden staircases and a dumbwaiter ensure seamless service.
5️⃣ 517-Square-Metre Owner's Deck: The dedicated owner's deck spans an extraordinary 517 square metres, it’s an entire deck of pure privacy. The master suite is positioned forward with 180-degree panoramic windows, complemented by a private office, an owner's lounge and his-and-hers bathrooms with floor-to-ceiling windows. Outside, a forward observation deck with a private Jacuzzi and a sheltered aft dining area complete this private sanctuary.
6️⃣ Foredeck Helipad: A touch-and-go helipad on the foredeck allows helicopter arrivals and departures, ideal for accessing remote anchorages or making dramatic entrances.
7️⃣ Tender Garage for Serious Toys: A concealed forward tender garage stores tenders up to 11.5 metres and 8.5 metres in length, alongside a fleet of water sports toys. This keeps all the deck space uncluttered and available for guests.
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Majority of the pictures displayed on this website are AI-generated illustrations used for visual representation purposes only. Not real pictures, unless explicitly stated otherwise. The appearance of the actual yacht may differ from those shown in the illustrations.
This page is provided for general informational purposes only and does not constitute a formal listing for sale or charter. I am not the manager, owner, nor representative of this vessel. While the data provided is gathered from publicly available sources, I cannot guarantee that all information is accurate, complete, or up to date at all times.
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