A Home for Every Journey
Atlas Yachts offers five models ranging from the Atlas 39' Studio to the Atlas 79' Family Home. Every model shares the same DNA: single-level living, residential-grade comfort, pure solar-electric propulsion, and a hull optimized for life aboard.
Whether you're a solo traveler seeking maximum value or a large family needing maximum space, there's an Atlas Yacht for your journey. Below is not just a list of sizes, it's a roadmap to the life you're choosing. Each floorplan shows you exactly h`ow your days will unfold aboard.
Atlas 39 — Studio
Your First Step Into Freedom
The most compact Atlas Yacht, designed for solo adventurers or couples who prioritize agility and economy. At 40.5 m² (435 sf) of interior living space (comparable to a studio apartment) the Atlas 39 proves that a self-sufficient, solar-electric floating home is achievable at an accessible price point.
What It Feels Like: You wake up and the whole world is your neighborhood. The 39 is nimble enough to slip into tight anchorages, shallow coves, and small marinas that larger vessels can't reach. It's perfect for island-hopping, coastal cruising, and single-handed operation. Its narrow 5.4-meter beam keeps marina fees low and opens inland waterway access: you're not locked to coastal cruising.
Inside, every square meter serves a purpose. A kitchen that's easy to manage alone. A single bathroom that's always clean and ready. A table that doubles as an office for remote work. A bedroom that feels like a retreat. There's no wasted space, no unnecessary bulk. Just efficient, thoughtful living in a package that moves with you.
The Trade-Off: You gain agility and affordability at the cost of extra guest space. If you host frequently or plan to cruise with a larger crew, you'll need a larger model. But for those ready to embrace a minimalist, intentional life, the 39 is freedom distilled to its essentials.
Best For: Solo travelers, couples, entry-level nomads, those testing the liveaboard lifestyle before committing to a larger vessel.
Target Price: $275,000
Atlas 49 — One Bedroom
Work From Anywhere, Live Everywhere
The Atlas 49 adds 40% more living space over the 39, reaching 56.7 m² (610 sf), roughly the size of a large one-bedroom apartment. A king sized bed and dedicated workspace make it suitable for long-term nomads who work aboard or couples who host guests occasionally. A large kitchen table can be converted into a second bed for guests or children.
What It Feels Like: This is the model for those who know they're not going back to a land-based job. There is a dedicated desk for use as an office, allowing maximal productivity anywhere life takes you. When meetings end, you step outside onto the deck where the sun is setting over the water. You then go to your master bedroom and ensuite, your personal retreat for the night.
Still on the narrow 5.4-meter beam, the 49 retains the agility and inland-waterway accessibility of the smaller models. Marina fees remain manageable. Docking in tight spaces is still possible. You've gained space without sacrificing mobility.
The Trade-Off: You're still thinking carefully about how you use each room. Storage is planned, not abundant. If your life includes regular overnight guests, lots of sports equipment, or extensive wardrobes you'll feel the pinch. But if you've already embraced minimalism, the 49 is your sweet spot.
Best For: Working nomads, couples with occasional guests, digital professionals who need a dedicated workspace, families who don't need permanent sleeping quarters for children.
Target Price: $375,000
Atlas 64 — Two to Three Bedroom
Room to Relax
The Atlas 64 is our founding model, the vessel that started the vision. At 64' with a 9-meter beam, it is a different class of vessel. The interior living space expands to 108 m² (1160 sf) across a single-level main deck, comparable to a three-bedroom waterfront condominium. The wider beam allows for a dramatically different layout with 67.5 m² (725 sf) of exterior deck space split between a covered aft deck and an open foredeck.
What It Feels Like: This is what freedom feels like when you don't want to compromise. The master bedroom is a genuine bedroom with a king-sized bed and a large closet. The bathroom has a vanity with dual sinks and a shower that actually fits two people if needed. The kitchen is large enough that you're not bumping elbows while cooking. The dedicated dining table seats ten. There is a separate living room with a large sofa for relaxing. The office is a dedicated room with space for computer work as well as a workshop if desired. The living area is expansive enough that family members can spread out without getting in each other's way.
Outside, the deck is a destination in itself. The covered aft deck becomes an outdoor living room with sofas and an alfresco kitchen as well as a two swim platforms. The open foredeck is for sunbathing and watching the sea as you cruise toward the next anchorage. The roof is dominated by the solar array, but you can opt to reduce panel coverage slightly to add a rooftop lounge, because your priorities matter.
The Trade-Off: You're thinking about marina availability. Not every marina can accommodate a 9-meter beam. You'll need to plan ahead for dockage in some locations or take advantage of the stability this beam provides and anchor out. Initial costs are higher. But you're getting a true home that can serve your family for decades.
Best For: Families of 4, couples who regularly host and entertain, full-time liveaboards, founding customers who want to shape the platform.
Target Price: $750,000
Atlas 79 — Four to Six Bedroom
Maximum Space. Maximum Autonomy. Maximum Comfort.
The largest Atlas Yacht, designed for those who want maximum space, maximum autonomy, and maximum comfort. At 148.5 m² (1600 sf) of interior space—approaching the footprint of a large house, the Atlas 74 adds 4.5 meters of cabin length over the 64, enabling four to six bedrooms without compromising the common areas of the Atlas 64.
What It Feels Like: This is the floating estate. You can select up to six bedrooms each with dedicated bathrooms or choose four master suites each with king sized beds. Alternatively, for smaller families, you can configure the extra space to suit your needs: a dedicated wellness room, additional office space, or even a larger deck. The possibilities are only limited by your imagination.
This is the model for those who've sailed on luxury yachts and want that same space and comfort but for living, not for vacations. This is for people who entertain constantly, for extended families who want to travel together, for those who simply refuse to compromise on any front.
The Trade-Off: You're thinking about infrastructure. Larger marinas and higher fees if they can even accomodate a vessel of this size. Extending beyond 20 meters may also complicate registration and insurance as you approach commercial sizes. The cost reflects the luxury segment. But you're not paying for branding, you're paying for space, autonomy, and the ability to do everything you'd do on land without restriction.
Best For: Large families, extended voyages, frequent hosting, those who want the ultimate floating estate, those who've lived on boats before and know exactly what they need.
Target Price: $950,000
Choosing Your Model
If you're wondering which size is right, ask yourself three questions:
- Who lives here full-time? Count the people who sleep on board most nights—not guests, not weekend visitors. If it's one or two, start with the 39 or 49. If it's four or more, you'll want the 64 or 79.
- What is my budget? Moving from the 49 to the 64 represents a major change with double the width but higher costs commesurate with that.
- How long do we stay in one place? Short hops between anchorages favor smaller, more agile models. Extended stays at a single location favor larger models with more storage and comfort.
- What do we do in our free time? Do you need space for hobbies, exercise, or entertainment? The 64 and 79 offer room for gyms, workshops, wellness zones, and large dining tables. The smaller models are leaner.
- If you're still unsure, start with the 64 if your budget allows. It's the founding model for a reason: it's the best balance of space, maneuverability, and value.
Pricing
Atlas Yachts is priced to compete with dwelling units, not luxury yachts. Our target is the price of a comparable waterfront condominium of similar square footage with prices ranging from $300,000 to over $1,000,000.
The initial build price reflects the cost of a first-of-kind vessel built individually. As we accumulate orders and transition to series production with partner shipyards, costs will drop significantly, just as the first automobile was expensive until Henry Ford introduced mass production, approaching the target price with series production.
Early customers serve as brand ambassadors and have the opportunity to contribute directly to the development of this revolutionary new platform. Your feedback shapes the next generation of models. Your experiences inspire the next iteration of the design. Your stories define what an Atlas Yacht means to the world.
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