Sea Rover is designed around amenities that enhance the yachting experience for the active owner. The spa, gym and sport court are on the bridge deck of the yacht, rather than tucked away below. As a result, owners and their guests can have workouts, yoga sessions and spa experiences with a 360-degree view of the sea. The gym is outfitted with the finest equipment from brands such as Technogym, Peloton and Pent. Dual hot or cold plunge, jacuzzi, sauna, an infrared therapy wall and dedicated massage area encourage relaxation and rejuvenation for total body wellness. An immense sport court showcases a pickleball court and basketball hoop and can be used for outdoor workouts, as well as paddle tennis or volleyball. This area can also store large toys, tenders and a car, ensuring there’s never any lack of activities for guests to enjoy.
A sizable beach club with 270-degree views features foldable platforms on both sides of the vessel, creating an expansive swimming platform that spans the stern of the yacht. Replete with a dining table and sunbeds, guests can easily access the water or launch their favorite watersports equipment. The beach club also holds a day head, wet bar and large cabinets for ample storage to hold any water toy imaginable.
Eating well is a primary focus on board. A grand room merges the dining and entertaining spaces, with the galley and dining room positioned adjacent to one another on the main floor to encourage interaction between the chef, crew and guests. Large glass panels showcase panoramic views, so owners can savor their surroundings whilst enjoying their favorite meal. The galley is equipped with top-of-the-line Miele appliances and a Sub-Zero refrigerator, while the pantry is within arm’s length, right next to galley for easy crew or guest access.
A central staircase serves as a backbone of the design, running from the top deck through to the bottom. It starts with a cubed glass table on the sundeck, letting natural light flow into all the decks below. This in-house designed Sky View Stairwell is unique to Sea Rover and brings sunshine into what have traditionally been dark living spaces.
The owner’s cabin is forward of the main deck with large glass panels for expansive views. The full beam cabin and bathroom incorporates one of the largest closet areas in the industry as well as an extremely large bathing area including a Japanese onsen-style tub and steam room. Four additional guest cabins contain ample storage space and direct access to the aft beach club via the unique engine room passage.
The crew total is 9, which includes 4 double cabins, and 1 separate Captain’s cabin located behind the main bridge with a desk. At Blum’s request – and an important part of his philosophy as a yacht owner - each room is finished to the same premium standards as the guest cabins with identical finishes, materials and door thickness to maintain the comfort and happiness of the team. The large crew area includes a laundry room, crew mess, and eating area that holds up to 9 so the entire team can spend time together. All spaces have port holes and large storage cabinets.
Blum and Weel also took the time to cleverly find new solutions for storage as they designed Sea Rover, doubling or even tripling the closet space over an average yacht of the same size. Luggage storage has been built to handle 12-16 large trunks or suitcases, freeing up cabin space for guests and crew onboard.
