Canadian shipyard Crescent Custom Yachts has announced the delivery of its 36.6-metre new build motor yacht Maximus III. According to the yard, she will now remain on the West Coast with her experienced, Californian owner.
The tri-deck, custom aluminium superyacht was launched in June 2025 from the yard’s Vancouver facilities, conceived to a design by Canadian designer Gregory C. Marshall with naval architecture by Robert Schofield.
Along with Crescent Custom Yachts, the owner worked closely with Marshall to create a yacht suited to their West Coast lifestyle, including incorporating a spacious fishing cockpit attached to the aft of the vessel.
Inside, light woods and white onyx are paired with off-white leather and neutral, textured fabrics, presenting a serene and welcoming ambience throughout the social living and dining areas.
The main saloon is designed for relaxation, fitted with twin sofas centered around a fireplace, while forward lies a circular dining table for eight next to a backlit Onyx bar. For more informal gatherings, the nearby California-style galley allows guests to socialise on a large dining settee or at a stone countertop.
The owner’s “Sky Suite” is situated amidships on the upper deck, featuring expansive views and a private deck with a firepit accessed by an expansive sliding glass door. Additional guest accommodations include a full-beam VIP suite on the main deck, another full-beam VIP suite and two further cabins on the lower deck.
For fresh air, alternative social areas can be found on the top deck, which includes a large sit-up bar, dining table and Jacuzzi with an accompanying sunpad.
