The interior benefits from her 23’11” (7.3m) beam, creating strong proportions throughout the main deck and guest areas. The four-cabin layout is arranged for practical separation between owner and guests while preserving ease of circulation. Freivokh’s design approach emphasizes functionality and spatial efficiency, supporting comfortable cruising without compromising performance credentials.

Her flybridge layout expands usable deck areas and creates multiple exterior zones for dining and relaxation. The GRP hull and superstructure reduce overall weight, directly supporting her speed profile while maintaining structural integrity. A draft of 6’1” (1.85m) further enhances cruising flexibility, allowing access to shallower anchorages that are often restricted to larger yachts.

Twin MTU engines power ARION to a maximum speed of 26 knots with a 22-knot cruising speed. A range of 1,800 nautical miles at 12 knots supports longer passages when required. Stabilizers both underway and at anchor enhance onboard comfort across varying sea conditions, reinforcing her suitability for extended use.

ARION reflects Couach’s performance heritage while incorporating established design expertise. Her combination of speed, internal volume, and accessible draft positions her as a compelling acquisition choice for a buyer seeking a proven 120-foot class yacht with strong technical credentials.