Salon

• Entering from the cockpit, you walk into a spacious main salon with large panoramic windows and a retractable glass sunroof.
• Interior design features satin cherry woodwork, high-gloss cabinetry, and tasteful leather upholstery.
• Seating: Bespoke leather reclining seats and sofas arranged to create a comfortable lounging space.
• Dining: Formal dining table in the salon, suitable for meals or socializing.
• Flooring: Teak (or similar high-quality wood), offering both elegance and durability.
• Entertainment: Equipped with TVs and an integrated surround-sound system for an ideal entertainment setup.

Helm

• Helm layout with three seats: one for the captain and two co-pilot/companion seats, described as an “impressive 3-seat helm.”
• Helm console with burr-effect walnut fascia for a refined, classic-yacht appearance.
• Wood-rimmed steering wheel paired with power-assisted steering for precise low-speed maneuvering.
• Single-lever engine controls for throttle and gear, offering intuitive and direct handling.
• Chart/navigation prep area integrated into the helm console for charts or digital chartpads.
• Breaker panels (AC/DC systems) positioned near the helm for control of electrical systems including generators.
• Side-opening doors from the helm to the side decks, ideal for docking and deck access.
• Additional helm controls: windscreen wiper/washer, horn, remote spotlight control.
• Compass included for traditional navigation backup.
• Staircase from the helm provides access to the lower deck and accommodations.

Electronics

• Two Furuno Nav Net
• Garmin GPS
• Two Simrad IS15
• Side Power Bow & Stern Thruster
• Standard Horizon Matrix AIS GX2150 VHF
• Simrad Autopilot
• Ritchie Magnetic Compass

Galley

Galley

• Galley located below the salon, accessible via a convenient stairway and semi-separated from the main living area.
• Designed as a “gourmet-style” galley, fully equipped for serious cooking.
• Appliances: ceramic hob, microwave/combination oven, refrigerator, freezer, and slim-line dishwasher.
• Ample counter space with high-quality materials suitable for food preparation.
• Generous storage for kitchen tools, dishes, and provisions.

• Two Magic Chef AC Electric Wine Coolers
• Bosch Four-Burner Stove
• KitchenAid AC Electric Oven
• Sharp Carousel Microwave Oven
• Gaggenau Burner Grill

Entertainment Equipment

• TVs
• Various speakers throughout vessel

Master Stateroom

Full-beam Master Cabin

• Located amidships, full-beam master cabin offering generous space
• King-size bed
• Seating area with small sofa or desk/vanity next to the bed
• Storage: walk-in wardrobe or generous closet space
• En-suite bathroom with separate shower, double vanities, and high-quality fittings

VIP Stateroom

VIP Forward Stateroom

• Located in the bow (forepeak)
• Bed: double/queen-size berth
• Storage: built-in wardrobes or drawers
• En-suite head with private shower

Port and Starboard Guest Cabins

Guest Twin Cabins

• Two twin cabins: one portside and one starboard
• Port twin: bunk-bed configuration in some versions
• Starboard twin: two single berths (side by side or convertible, depending on layout)
• Each twin cabin includes its own en-suite head with shower

Heads (4)

• Total of 4 heads (bathrooms) onboard
• Each guest cabin features its own en-suite head for maximum privacy
• Master head: more luxurious with double basins, separate shower, and premium finishes (wood, stone, chrome)

Crew Cabins

• Dedicated crew quarters accommodating up to 3 crew members
• Layout typically includes at least two crew cabins, often with bunk-bed configuration
• Separate crew head (bathroom) with shower
• Independent crew access to avoid interference with guest areas
• Galley may be accessible from the crew area or via a secondary stairway for discreet service

Engine Room

Engine Room, Mechanical & Garage

• Engine room: fitted with twin MAN 1550HP diesels
• Drive: Vdrives
• Systems:
  • An automatic fire extinguishing system in the engine room for safety.
  • Bilge pumps are automated.
  • Trim tabs are present to aid stability and performance.
  • Power-assisted steering.
  • Navigation and monitoring: engine monitoring systems, possibly integrated into the helm.
  • Thrusters: hydraulic bow and stern thrusters (in some examples), improving low-speed maneuverability.
• Garage: The stern garage is used to stow a tender (or jet ski/jet rib) safely.
• Hydraulic swim platform: Integrated and operational, lowering for water access or launching tenders/toys.