ENDLESS OPTIONS
8 Interior Layouts Presets For Your Needs
Your Vessel. Your Layout. Your Rules.
The interior of the Maldivia 45 is built around a precision grid system — a structural framework of bulkheads, stringers, compartment walls and deck beams that forms the backbone of total interior flexibility.
Think of it as a Lego system for ferry interiors. Seats, tables, walls, cookers, fridges, bars and wardrobes can all be positioned, repositioned and reconfigured within the grid — giving operators virtually endless layout possibilities without structural compromise.
Whether you're outfitting a high-capacity commuter ferry, a premium resort transfer vessel or a multi-purpose island hopper, the interior adapts to your operation — not the other way around.
Flexible by Design. Efficient by Nature.
The grid system isn't just about freedom of configuration. It's about cost efficiency too. Reconfiguring the interior as your operation evolves doesn't require a shipyard — it requires a decision. New route, new market, new passenger mix? The Maldivian 45 interior moves with you.
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1. bus seating >>
2. train/social >>
3. Fast business class >>
4. Fast VIP business class >>
5. VIP Business Class >>
6. VIP touring >>
7. VIP lounge >>
8. VIP Private >>
passengers
52
46
20
16
16/20
16
29
23
TBA
facility
toilet at the stern
toilet at the stern economy
toilet at the stern, no kitchen/bar at the front
toilet at the stern, big kitchen/bar at the front
toilet/kitchen in center
toilet/service in center, big kitchen/bar at the front
toilet/kitchen in center
toilet/kitchen in center
Ambulance/Fire Fighter/Rescue Boat/Coast Guard ...
notes
economy mass shuttle
economy + mass shuttle
business class speed shuttle
executive class speed shuttle
exclusive business class shuttle
exclusive diving/party tours
luxury first class shuttle
luxury private first class shuttle
fulfilling customer needs
A View That Never Gets in the Way.
The Maldivia 45 was designed from the outset to connect passengers with the water around them. Floor-to-ceiling panoramic glazing wraps the vessel in uninterrupted views — whether you're seated, standing or moving through the cabin.
The secret is in the structure. Slim carbon prepreg roof struts, precisely engineered for maximum strength at minimum size, keep the sightlines clean and the horizon unobstructed. No bulky frames. No compromised views.
Built to Handle the Ocean — Not Just Look at It
Beauty and strength are not a trade-off here. The glazing is engineered to withstand lateral pressures of 5 tonnes per square meter — the kind of forces only the open sea can generate.
Every pane is tempered laminated glass, fitted with UV-protection film and a reflective blue coating — the same technology used in premium architectural buildings — delivering long-term scratch resistance, passenger comfort and a lifespan built for commercial operation.
Innovative Composite Glazing for the Full Carbon Version
For the Maldivia 45 in full carbon configuration, we specify a specially selected acrylic glazing that matches the structural performance of tempered glass while contributing to the vessel's exceptional weight savings. The same panoramic experience. The same resilience. Less weight.
The Detail That Passengers Always Remember.
On a ferry, the onboard facilities are often an afterthought. On the Maldivia 45, they are anything but.
The dedicated toilet and washroom is positioned at the stern — the most stable part of the vessel underway, where motion is felt least. A deliberate choice that makes a real difference in comfort, especially in choppy conditions.
The space itself is generous by any standard. A large washbasin, a private window and ample room to move make it a facility passengers will actually appreciate — not endure. And for travelling families, the room is fully equipped to handle baby care with ease, with enough space to manage a nappy change comfortably, even at sea.
It's a small detail in the overall design of the Maldivia 45. But for the passenger who needs it most, it might be the most important part of the journey.
