Yamarin Aura Lounge: new open hardtop focused on lounging
Yamarin is expanding the Aura family with an open hardtop model. Aura Lounge is built on the same hull as Aura Cabin and is due to start being delivered in mid-2027.

Yamarin has unveiled Aura Lounge, an open hardtop model built on the same hull as Aura Cabin. Orders can already be placed, and the first deliveries are scheduled for mid-2027, according to Båtliv on 29 October 2026.
The model is 10.40 metres long and 3.35 metres wide. It is rated for 12 people and has an estimated top speed of 47 knots. Its weight is stated at approximately 5,700 kilos.
New layout with three lounge areas
What sets Aura Lounge apart from the cabin version is primarily its deck layout. Yamarin describes the model as open, with a redesigned layout in which three separate lounge areas provide more room to relax.
At the bow is a sunpad with storage underneath. Aft, a lounge can be configured as seating underway, a dining area or a sunpad. Below deck is a forecabin with a lounge area that can be converted into a double berth.
More options for use and comfort
The boat has a wider roof structure than Aura Cabin, a helm with three seats and a wet bar beneath the hardtop. The wet bar can be equipped with an optional electric grill or induction hob.
Other equipment and options include a 140-litre refrigerator, a toilet with shower and hot water, and a canvas canopy or fixed roof window. Air conditioning, stern gates and Yamaha Helm Master EX Level 4 with autopilot, joystick and Wireless Station are also available as options.
Aura Lounge is also equipped with Yamarin Q and the Yamarin app for digital monitoring and control. Yamarin says the model is intended to suit boat owners in several markets.
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