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These outside superior staterooms with large porthole windows are the epitome of nautical luxury on SEA CLOUD SPIRIT. 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.
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 charming sitting area.
The junior veranda suites are also characterised by the elegant interpretation of the SEA CLOUD’s classic design and furnished with attention to detail. Rays of natural light from twin arched windows fill the space with a cheery, airy ambiance. And a private balcony lets guests get closer to the ocean and feel the sea breezes. With a bright, bold palette, lustrous woods and golden trims, these junior veranda suites epitomise the modern luxury of our newest sailing yacht.
Building a three-mast full-rigged ship with traditional rigging in the 21st century may seem a little unusual. For SEA CLOUD CRUISES it is a commitment to true passion for sailing. With her clear, classic line she follows the example of her elegant windjammer sisters, but goes completely new ways.
INSPIRING, SPACIOUS, AND WITH MANY NEW POSSIBILITIES.
An entire deck with balcony cabins, an exclusive wellness and SPA area, a fitness room with sea view, a bistro on deck as an evening alternative to “fine dining” in the restaurant – the youngest member of the SEA CLOUD family offers plenty of room for individuality in addition to genuine windjammer romance.
The SEA CLOUD SPIRIT was built as a three-mast full-rigged ship. A tallship is called a full-rigged ship when it has at least three masts with complete square rigging.
You can easily recognise them by the sails that are attached at right angles to the ship. Three masts have been built since the 15th century. At that time, they usually had square sails on the first two masts and a triangular lateen sail on the last mast – so they were not yet full ships. The SEA CLOUD SPIRIT is technically state-of-the-art. In addition to 4,100 m² of sail area, she has two economical, environmentally friendly diesel electric motors.
