SEA RHAPSODY

Launched in 2012 and refitted in 2020, the 65m luxury motor yacht Sea Rhapsody (ex hull 6502) is a magnificent twin-screw high-volume displacement vessel, built by the prominent Dutch manufacturer Amels. Featuring naval architecture by the Amels´ in-house team with design by renowned Tim Heywood, the Sea Rhapsody superyacht is the second vessel belonging to the successful Limited Edition 212 series.

NOTABLE FEATURES OF SEA PHAPSODY

• Approved RYA Water Sports Centre
• Multi award-winning interior designer
• Generous sundeck Jacuzzi
• Master suite with private lounge
• VIP stateroom with private office
• Skylounge with wet bar
• Fantastic collection of water toys
• Spa-like gym
• Air conditioning
• Wi-Fi

EXTERIOR

Luxury yacht SEA RHAPSODY boasts an abundance of outdoor areas for sunbathing and socialising: The main deck aft is arranged into two seating areas for close conversation in separate groups, with
a C-shaped sofa placed in the sunlight and two inward-facing sofas around a coffee table in the shade.

The upper deck aft has an alfresco dining table to serve all guests along with plenty of sunbed-style seating along the stern to unwind with the views, and a water slide can be prepared from the foredeck.

The sundeck treats guests to a raised oval Jacuzzi surrounded by forward sunbeds that can be shaded throughout the day.

INTERIOR

The interiors are the work of renowned British studio Winch Design, who created an Asian aesthetic with bold black and white surroundings accented with russet tones, contemporary textures and ambient lighting.
The main salon has a grand piano for live music while dining at the formal circular table or chatting from the sofas or armchairs placed around the coffee table.

Also on board is a spa-like gym, and a skylounge on the upper deck with a muted monochrome colour scheme, a wet bar to port and an abundance of seating around a central coffee table.

Twin Caterpillar engines of 2,000 kW give a top speed of 17 knots, a cruising speed of 13 knots and a range of 5,758 nautical miles.