The Roxane, built in Turkey, is technically a classic Turkish gulet, but its owner, a big English businessman, doesn't want to hear that definition. The hull of the boat has a very complex construction: mahogany epoxy plywood is placed on the steel set, with Iroko strips on top, which, in turn, are covered with prepreg made of traditional fiberglass. The result is a very light hull that does not require frequent and time consuming maintenance. The yacht has a very peculiar and refined "Zen" style interior with three colors - black, white and several shades of gray. Their skilful combination (black marble, wenge and rattan palm tree are used) allowed creating a very festive and warm atmosphere inside. It is said that once on board the Roxane, you will never forget it. It is true that the pleasure is not cheap: more than 70,000 British pounds per week.
