Toucan, a traditional symbol of happiness, has become the emblem of the largest yacht created by the Italian shipyard CRN and the Dutch studio Omega Architects.The profile of a cute tropical bird with a huge beak replaces the R in Rio's name.A snow-white yacht with bright interiors, named after the city of carnivals, seems to be created for an endless holiday.The bar with a barbecue made of Italian marble in a bright Irish Green shade looks great (from a distance it seems that the polished stone is covered with moss).During parties, a DJ console is placed here, reigning over the cockpit of the main deck, where guests dance.With a console connected to the ship's Domotics system, sound can be broadcast throughout the yacht, inside and out.The effect is enhanced by specially designed RGB lighting.A door on the side of the entrance leads to the bathroom.Of course, without marble, it could not do here either.The front panel of the bathtub, the piping around it and part of the wall cladding are in ivory Tuscan stone Calacatta Vagli Oro with coral veins.The floor is paved with a plain Crema d'Orcia in a warm pinkish gray hue.Right behind the bathroom is a large window - you can admire the views without getting out of the water.Forward on the main deck there is a garage that can accommodate a 14m SACS Rebel 47 tender, an 8m Pascoe Beachlander tender, another nearly 5m crew tender and a host of water toys.Rio has a top speed of 15 knots and a cruising speed of 12 knots thanks to a pair of Caterpillar 3512C ACERT engines with 1230 kW at 1800 rpm.The yacht is certified according to the IMO Tier III standard, which guarantees a reduction in harmful emissions of nitrogen oxides in exhaust gases by 70%.