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These three outside staterooms with porthole windows spotlight a design inspired by officers’ cabins on traditional windjammers. Warm, lustrous woods and a comfortable sitting area exude a classically elegant maritime atmosphere and provide an elevated sanctuary at sea. They’re located on the same deck as massage and cosmetic treatments, the fitness room, swim platform and hospital.
These outside deluxe staterooms with large porthole window are the epitome of nautical luxury on SEA CLOUD II. Located on both sides of the cabin deck, these are exclusive retreats of serenity that have made our sailing yachts famous. Sophisticated style comes in the form of rich wood finishings, Italian marble and golden fixtures.
The three large porthole windows give these SEA CLOUD II deluxe staterooms a special maritime flair. With a luxurious yacht ambience, these upscale spaces magnify the feeling of being part of an extraordinary journey on an extraordinary ship. The spacious room exudes elevated coziness with sophisticated furnishing and finishings, a glamorous palette and a beautiful sitting area. The six deluxe staterooms are located mid-ship on the same deck as the massage and cosmetic treatments, fitness room, swim platform and hospital.
The SEA CLOUD II has its very own personality and combines the amenities of a modern cruise ship with the unique atmosphere of a romantic tall ship.
IN STYLE, AUTHENTIC, AND VERY INDIVIDUAL.
Plenty of space for the highest demands
As an elegant square-sailing boat, the SEA CLOUD II, built in 2001, is clearly recognisable as the younger sister of the legendary SEA CLOUD. Despite all the maritime family resemblance, she has her own generous personality – and spoils you as a guest with the most modern travel comfort.
The SEA CLOUD II perfectly combines spaciousness for up to 94 passengers with the lifestyle of a private yacht.
Since 2001, the SEA CLOUD II, with a total length of 117 meters, 23 sails and about 3,000 square meters of sail area as a three-mast barque, has also enriched the fleet of blue-water cruise ships under sails.
