RJX

The 31.57m (103’7″) luxury yacht RJX (ex RJ) comes from Arcadia Yachts and was launched in 2018. The naval architecture comes from the shipyard while Hot Lab design studio created her exterior and interior styling. JOY STAR showcases the shipyard’s recognisable solar panels for powering the guests’ systems on board and the accommodation provides for up to eight guests over four large cabins with a crew of five for efficient and effortless cruises.

NOTABLE FEATURES OF RJX

• Three alfresco lounges
• Separate formal dining room/meeting room
• Side terraces off the main salon
• Solar panels to power onboard systems
• Air conditioning
• Wi-Fi

EXTERIOR

From the main salon, guests can directly access the main deck aft through the rear doors or the side terraces. The shaded aft cockpit provides an elegant alfresco dining area for 10 and four corner sofas create a square to the aft for close conversation or spending time on personal pursuits in the fresh air and sonorous surroundings. The large swim platform is easily accessible from the main deck aft and ensures quick access to the tender garage.

On the flybridge area sheltered bar and sun-exposed lounge with larger seats and coffee tables for casual alfresco dining and relaxation. A second tranquil lounge in the sunshine can be found on the bow, where a C-shaped sofa around two drinks tables makes for an ideal setting to take in the views day or night.

INTERIOR

The lower deck stern contains the tenders and water toys and the engine room is placed in front. Amidships is the full-beam Master suite with a lounge on the starboard side and forward en-suite bathroom for greater separation with the VIP stateroom in front, where the wardrobes and en-suite facilities are placed starboard. The twin cabins convert to doubles and the crew accommodation is placed within the bow.

On the main deck, the main salon aft places a massive widescreen TV on the forward wall and opposite a sofa and coffee table for comfortable viewing. To port and starboard are two modern chaise loungers to add to the comfort. Both sides of the lounge have sliding doors that open up to fold-down terraces. Forward of the amidships galley, guests will find the enchanting formal dining area that doubles as a meeting room and another sizeable widescreen HDTV covers the forward wall.

The upper deck is home to the forward helm station and the Captain’s cabin while the aft sky lounge creates a mirror-like effect with a sofa beneath the windows on both sides and forward.

A pair of MAN V8 diesel engines each producing 1,000 HP produce a top speed of 17 knots and a cruising speed of 15 knots. Her solar panels produce 4.2 kW of energy for powering the onboard systems.