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 The 80-meter vessel is designed to slip through the water, powered by nothing else bar the wind - although there’s an engine attached in case you get into a bit of bother. It’s a far cry from the current crop of mega monstrosities currently being snapped up by Russia’s oligarchs and captains of industry.
But that’s not to say the Mantis 80 can’t do luxury like its uglier counterparts. The yacht comes with specially designed folding balconies and a beach platform giving passengers inside a better look at those sea vistas. Inside, the three decks accommodate an owner’s suite, two double cabins and a further two bedrooms.
  There are large open-plan entertainment spaces and an outdoor bar area at the rear for more, er, entertaining. No word on how many sales Dixon Yachts have been made at the Monaco show, but if we were in the market for an elegant solution to traveling on the high seas, this would be at the top of our list. 
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Mantis 80 Specification

LOA 82.5m
LWL 75.6m
Beam 13.9m
Draft lifting keel (9m – 6m)
Main mast 84m
Sail area (ketch rig) 2100m2
Construction Aluminium
Accommodation 6 guest cabins, 8 crew cabins