MAJOR AFFAIR: Onboard

The cockpit has a high freeboard and is arranged around a teak dining table with fixed seating and additional chairs for eight to ten guests.

Wide side decks provide safe passage forward to a bow arrangement incorporating built-in sofas and a generous sunpad.

The flybridge offers a large C-shaped dining area, an inviting L-shaped bar counter, integrated sunpads and a secondary helm with strong visibility for navigation and manoeuvring.

A hydraulic swim platform lowers for tender launch and swimming access while also functioning as a practical service route to the crew mess, crew cabins, galley and secondary engine room entry.

Light cosmetic upgrades have been completed in the saloon, including new wood panel flooring complemented by cream suede wall and ceiling finishes. Large, rounded light red leather sofas provide seating for 10 to 12 guests around a central coffee table.

A square dining table with L-shaped seating and additional loose chairs sits adjacent to the galley. 

The enclosed galley uses an American bar configuration, allowing direct service when open and the option to close the space completely when required.

The bridge is accessed independently from the salon, a valuable arrangement that gives added privacy for the owner and guests.

A midship staircase leads to the lower deck, where the full-beam master cabin features a large double bed, an ample storage cabinet on starboard and a vanity to port. The suite also includes a spacious ensuite with his-and-hers sinks and a separate walk-in wardrobe.

The forward VIP cabin includes a double bed and en suite.

A portside guest cabin offers an additional double with en suite, while the starboard guest cabin is arranged with triple bunks.