26m Dreamline 7 SECONDS Featured in Monaco Yacht Club Viewing Programme

A Monaco event puts a distinctive 26-metre yacht on show

Smart Yachts arranged viewings of the 26-metre Dreamline motor yacht 7 SECONDS during the Cluster Yachting Monaco Winter Pop Up at the Yacht Club de Monaco on 8 October. The advertised open day ran from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m., bringing yachts and yachting professionals into the club's marina for scheduled inspections.

The company's programme also included a smaller 22.64-metre Azimut, BELLA KATRIN, but the principal superyacht interest lies in 7 SECONDS. Its relatively compact footprint makes the owner's accommodation and outdoor circulation particularly relevant to buyers comparing yachts between 24 and 30 metres. The pre-event announcement does not provide independent visitor numbers.

The owner's suite opens onto a private forward lounge

Delivered in 2015, 7 SECONDS uses naval architecture by Arrabito Naval Architects and styling by Enrico Gobbi's Team for Design. The builder is Dreamline, with GRP construction and a reported 140 gross tonnes of enclosed volume. The boat accommodates eight guests in four ensuite cabins, alongside separate spaces required for crew operations.

A full-beam owner's cabin sits forward on the main deck, with extensive glazing and doors leading directly onto a private foredeck lounge. That arrangement changes the way a principal guest can use the bow without passing through the saloon or upper deck, although the practicality of the private access will still depend on weather and passage conditions.

Outdoor living extends to the covered flybridge

A retractable hardtop shelters the flybridge, where the upper helm, open-air dining and sunbathing share a substantial social level. The retractable arrangement allows some adjustment for sun and shade, but cannot make the deck fully equivalent to an enclosed cabin under all conditions.

The boat's semi-displacement hull has a bulbous bow and is intended to combine comfortable cruising with faster passages than a heavy trawler-style explorer. Smart Yachts reports a cruising speed around fifteen knots and a maximum near twenty-two, figures to verify against equipment condition and actual trial results for the specific hull.

Viewings should focus on practical ownership questions

The boat has twin MAN engines of approximately 1,400 horsepower each and CMC stabilisation designed to improve comfort both underway and at anchor. A prospective purchaser should review the machinery service record, stabiliser maintenance and any refit history alongside the cabin plan. Even a distinctive private deck is only one component of a yacht's actual operating proposition.

Smart Yachts' release documents the advertised 8 October viewing opportunity and published specifications. It does not establish a completed new sale, any particular asking price or the number of attendees who inspected the vessel. Those questions require follow-up with the broker after the event.