Turkish design studio BAZ Yacht Design has lifted the lid on Project Eze, a 54-metre charter-oriented superyacht concept developed exclusively for B&I Yachts, the Turkish builder best known for its refit of the 49.2-metre Provocateur.
Taking inspiration from the serene hilltop village of Èze on the French Riviera, the design aims to deliver “Mediterranean elegance” and flexibility for the growing charter market.
At the heart of Project Eze are two layout options. The first caters to co-chartering groups or multiple VIP families, with two main-deck master cabins (32m² each) featuring private fold-out balconies. The second layout offers a full-beam master suite, complete with its own terrace, outdoor Jacuzzi, and study for maximum privacy.
On the lower deck, guests will find four or five VIP cabins (depending on configuration) along with a dedicated wellness retreat including a gym, sauna, and massage room. The bow holds a semi-enclosed garage for a 6.5-metre tender, with space for Jet Skis and additional toys on the foredeck.
A standout feature is the 110m² multi-level beach club, which includes fold-down terraces and an infinity pool. This connects seamlessly to a 35m² shaded cockpit deck, creating a versatile hub for daytime relaxation and evening entertaining.
With a 9.2-metre beam, sub-500GT volume, and steel-and-aluminium construction, Project Eze balances bold proportions with efficient use of space.
“Project Eze was not created to chase scale, but to evoke it through well-balanced proportions and spatial sequencing that guides the onboard experience from serene to spectacular,” said BAZ Yacht Design. “She’s bold yet understated, open yet intimate — built for charter clients seeking both luxury and adaptability.”
