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Render of the Atlas 64, a twin-hulled solar catamaran under way, its roof fully covered in photovoltaic panels above wraparound windows and a timber foredeck

Technology · Ships

Atlas 64

A vessel that merges modern architecture with a unlimited solar power. Designed by ArkPad for both seasteading and luxury sea travel, the Atlas 64 redefines life on the water and comfort.

Three dimensions

Look around the Atlas 64

Broadside render of the Atlas 64 under way: a long white catamaran hull with five large dark windows along the cabin, a railed foredeck and a slim overhanging roof, on open water under a blue sky
Atlas 64 — drag to rotate, scroll to zoom. Designed by ArkPad.

About

The Atlas 64 is able to move under its own solar power and produce its own fresh water, engineered to CE Category A standards for inland waterways, coastal cruising and open-ocean passages. The design was made by ArkPad, and is owned by Atlas Yachts, a startup run by Mason Leschyna.

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Gallery

The Atlas 64 in view

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Seafaring

The Future of Luxury Seafaring

Crafted for pioneers seeking a life untethered, the Atlas 64 is more than just a boat—it's a floating sanctuary. Its sleek, modern design is complemented by a fully solar powered electric propulsion system, making it an ideal choice for long-term ocean living and high-end maritime experiences. Whether you're setting off on an adventure or embracing sustainable seasteading, this vessel delivers unmatched freedom, efficiency, and elegance.

Innovation

Innovative Propulsion

With cutting-edge technology and a commitment to sustainability, the Atlas 64 is built for those who dream of living at sea without compromise.

Talk to us

Ask about the Atlas 64

The cost to purchase the Atlas 64 starts at $3 million. Please reach out to ask us a question or have a conversation around a customised design.

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