LIFE SAGA

Superyacht LIFE SAGA (ex.LIFE SAGA II) from Admiral measures 65m/213ft and is constructed with a steel hull and aluminium superstructure. Launched in 2019 and refitted in 2025, she features the exterior styling talents of Unielle and the shipyard, while the custom interiors are produced by mark Berryman. The accommodation provides for up to 12 guests over six en-suite cabins, with a crew of 15 to take care of every detail.

NOTABLE FEATURES OF LIFE SAGA: 

• Sundeck Jacuzzi
• Sundeck spa pool
• Cinema lounge
• Beach club with spa pool and gym
• Wet bars across the decks
• Fold-down swim platforms off the main salon
• Owner's apartment
• Air conditioning
• Wi-Fi

EXTERIOR

The main deck aft boasts an extensive sunbathing area for all 16 guests with spotlights in the ceiling providing a comfortable place to spend the evening resting and chatting after a long day.

The upper deck aft is the main indoor/outdoor dining and socialising area in the evenings, with the skylounge dining table for nine opening up to the elements. A bar is placed on the port side with additional seating for relaxing in comfort.

The sundeck has an extensive outdoor lounging area amidships in addition to an L-shaped bar designed for large social gatherings. The large spa pool is forward with a row of sunbeds down both sides, and the raised forward section is dedicated to sun loungers where the group has the best views on board. The aft section is similarly raised and hosts a Jacuzzi surrounded by sunbeds.

INTERIOR

The interiors from Mark Berryman take inspiration from Japanese design for dynamic shapes and a sense of serenity within the large open spaces. Hydroponic plants such as orchids add life to the interior and complement the natural wood varieties such as pale oak, wenge and walnut.

The lower deck places the crew accommodation forward with the guest accommodation amidships. The beach club in the stern has a gym area in addition to a spa pool and a sofa looking out onto the water.

The main deck places the Master suite forward followed by the galley and main foyer, which both lead aft into the extensive lounge. The forward section is the cinema lounge and has a widescreen TV on the forward wall with a sofa, two armchairs and a coffee table behind. Glass sliding doors are placed on both sides of the lounge, with fold-down balconies outside for alfresco living. Guests can play a game of table football to pass the time, or have an aperitif at the bar along the port wall. With drinks in hand, the group can settle into the curving sofas near the doors out onto the main deck aft to chat while taking in the views and the fresh sea air.

The upper deck places the helm station forward with the VIP stateroom amidships, followed by the foyer leading through to the skylounge. Similar to the main salon, the skylounge has a wet bar and a TV area that mounts a widescreen TV and a C-shaped sofa/day bed coffee table and armchair to form an inviting seating area. The aft section has a circular formal dining area to the aft that seats nine guests, and the curving glass doors fold back to create indoor/outdoor flow.

Twin Caterpillar engines and generators produce a top speed of 16 knots and a cruising speed of 14.5 knots.