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VIP PRIVATE

 
LAYOUT 8
Passenger Cabin — VIP Private Group Shuttle


Designed for 23 passengers across distinctly defined zones, this configuration is purpose-built for operators serving multiple smaller private groups simultaneously — each with their own space, their own atmosphere, and their own sense of exclusivity, all within a single first class vessel.

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Wide aisles throughout the cabin permit full wheelchair passage between all seating areas, and the outboard-only engine configuration liberates the full interior volume — delivering an open, uninterrupted cabin space that an inboard layout simply cannot match.

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Forward — Open Kitchen, Bar & Lounge

The bow opens into a spacious, sociable hospitality zone anchored by a full kitchen or bar installation. This forward area sets the tone for the entire journey — guests gather, drinks are prepared, and the crossing begins as an experience rather than a transfer. The lounge seating here is arranged around large tables in a relaxed, open configuration, with each seat offering 60 cm width, premium comfort upholstery, and integrated bottle holders in every table. Multiple 220V sockets and USB charging at every seat ensure the space is as practical as it is pleasurable.​​​​

Aft — Two Private Separées

The stern is reserved for two fully enclosed or semi-enclosed private separées — intimate booth spaces for smaller groups who require complete discretion, focused conversation, or simply a more private journey within the broader cabin. Each separée is appointed to the same standard as the forward lounge: large tables with integrated bottle holders, multiple 220V sockets, USB charging at every seat, and full access to the cabin entertainment system. These spaces are equally well suited to executive meetings underway, family groups, or VIP guests travelling alongside a larger party.​

Entertainment

Large LCD screens are distributed throughout the full cabin — covering the forward lounge, the central zones, and the aft separées. The system supports destination content, live event viewing, corporate presentations, and ambient visual programming, giving operators complete control over the on-board atmosphere in every part of the vessel simultaneously.

This layout is the natural choice for operators running premium mixed-group charters, corporate away-days, private event transfers, and flagship scheduled routes where different passenger groups expect their own space — without compromising on the quality of the shared experience.

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Centre — Service Core

The central section houses the operational and hospitality backbone of the vessel. A spacious, premium washroom and toilet on one side is finished to a standard that reflects the expectations of first class passengers on extended crossings. On the opposite side, a staffed service desk with integrated wardrobe provides a dedicated point of contact for luggage handling, coat stowage, and personal guest assistance — a level of service detail that defines the difference between premium and truly private.

Key specifications at a glance:

  • Capacity: 23 passengers

  • Engine configuration: Outboard only

  • Forward zone: Open kitchen or bar — lounge seating around large tables

  • Service core: Full washroom one side — staffed service desk with wardrobe opposite, centre-mounted

  • Aft zone: 2 private separées with full amenities

  • Seating: 60 cm width throughout — lounge style, around large tables

  • Table features: Integrated bottle holders throughout

  • Entertainment: Large LCD screens — full cabin coverage

  • Power: Multiple 220V sockets per zone — USB at every seat

  • Wheelchair access: Full through-cabin access, wide aisle configuration

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