The 118.8-metre Feadship superyacht Breakthrough is one of the most unique yachts ever built. Launched in 2024 under the project name Feadship 821, she is the largest yacht to be built by the Dutch builder and the world's first hydrogen fuel-cell superyacht.

Breakthrough is the first Feadship yacht to be powered by a pure green hydrogen fuel source and is the result of Feadship's continued company pledge to develop "net zero" yachts by 2030. Last month the yacht made headlines again as the first vessel to receive liquid hydrogen bunkering in the Netherlands.

Breakthrough features interior and exterior design by RWD, with owners representation by Edmiston. She boasts accommodation for up to 30 guests across a 15 stateroom configuration, as well as sleeping a crew of up to 43.

Her owner's deck is situated above the bridge and consists of two staterooms, twin dressing rooms and bathrooms, as well as a gym, pantry, two offices with fireplaces and a spacious saloon.

A unique and completely private vertical corridor extends to the lower deck and includes a spacious staircase lined with bookshelves and display nooks and an owner's elevator. Other key features onboard Breakthrough include a coffee corner and games niche on the bridge deck, a library on the main deck, and a private dining room with a sea terrace and adjacent ensuite stateroom on the lower deck.

Although images have been kept tightly under wraps, her interiors are described as a luxe coastal vibe, creating using a palette of light neutral colours in textured fabrics and leathers, marble, rattan, fumed and taupe eucalyptus and limed oak.

Breakthrough boasts an impressive 19-metre beam which allows for wide corridors inside and spacious sidedecks where guests are able to easily walk side-by-side. Her full walkaround deck also includes shaded areas forward and aft, as well as a forward Jacuzzi.

Breakthrough also has the most hull openings of any Feadship to-date, including 14 slide-out balconies, five massive shell doors and seven large opening platforms, all of which increase her connection to the sea.

Her balconies are unnoticeable when closed but slide out at the touch of a button, carrying with them their side railings or walls. When fully deployed, their floors rise to become perfectly level with the interior room.

Breakthrough is characterised by a large beach club to the aft of the vessel, with sweeping companionways leading down to her expansive swim platform. A large glass infinity pool can be seen from her main deck, with plenty of alfresco dining space.

Although Breakthrough cannot carry enough liquid hydrogen to power a crossing, she can generate enough electricity to serve her hotel load. For longer journeys, or when pure hydrogen is not available, the electricity powering the 3,200 kW ABB pod drives comes from MTU generators combusting HVO (Hydro-treated vegetable oil) 

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