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Forty metres of your own Maldives

Forty metres of your own Maldives

Plan a charter See her in 3D

Marmoris at sunset, design rendering

Wake up somewhere new Swim before breakfast Lunch where the lagoon turns turquoise Let the sunset choose the anchorage

Meet the yacht
  1. The bow of Marmoris at sunset

    The hour everyone comes up on deck

  2. Lounge seating and the round bar on the sun deck

    Sundowners, one deck from the sky

  3. The main salon with cream sofas and burgundy cushions

    The sea on both sides of the sofa

  4. The master suite with a burgundy throw on the bed

    The master suite, where the bow parts the water

  5. A long outdoor dining table under white parasols

    Lunch that turns into the afternoon

  6. The 3D model of Marmoris

    Every deck, before you board

Recognisable from the next atoll

Most yachts are white. Marmoris wears burgundy, lacquered deep enough to hold the sunset, beneath ivory decks wrapped in smoked glass.

The bow of Marmoris: burgundy hull beneath ivory decks, lit against the night
The bow after dark, design rendering
A white birdcage chair with burgundy cushions on the sun deck
Hanging chairs, made for doing nothing at all
A marble coffee table with wine bottles in the salon
Marble, velvet and a bottle already open in the salon
The salon bar with burgundy stools and shelves of bottles
The salon bar, stools pulled up for later
The master bed with a burgundy throw and cushions
The master bed, facing the way she sails

Choose your evening

Down in the salon, deep sofas, cool marble and the sea on either side

Four decks, four moods

Scroll to lift each deck free of the others.Swipe from the sky lounge down to the quietest cabins. Every plan is drawn from the yacht’s 3D model.

  1. Sun deck

    Where the day ends. A round bar, hanging chairs and a sun bed, with nothing overhead but the canopy and the sky.

  2. Upper deck

    Lunch in the open air, a Jacuzzi out on the bow, and four cabins to drift back to.

  3. Main deck

    Where everyone finds each other, from the aft lounge to the bar, while the master suite keeps the bow to itself.

  4. Lower deck

    The quiet deck, closest to the water. Eight cabins where the loudest thing is the sea.

Come aboard before you arrive

Turn her in your hands and lift the decks apart, or wander from the salon to the sun deck at eye level, all in your browser.

Sun deck

Supplied general arrangement · Not to scale
A narrow sandbank with a patch of green, surrounded by turquoise lagoon

Three ways to lose track of the days

  • Between islands

    A new view every morning, and nowhere to be but the water

  • A gathering aboard

    Everyone you love around one table, and a cabin each to slip away to

  • An island and a yacht

    Barefoot on an island, then out to sea, planned as one holiday

Find your journey

South Malé Atoll, photograph by Shifaaz Shamoon

Good questions

Anything we haven’t covered, ask us when you enquire.

Where does Marmoris sail?

Marmoris is chartered in the Maldives. Each route is planned around your dates and interests, and depends on the weather and the captain’s assessment.

How many cabins does Marmoris have?

Twelve en-suite guest cabins, eight on the lower deck and four on the upper deck, plus a master suite forward on the main deck. How many guests stay aboard and how the cabins are arranged is confirmed for each charter.

How much does a charter cost?

Rates are not published. They depend on your dates, the length of the charter and what you would like included, and are given in reply to an enquiry.

Can I see the layout before booking?

Yes. The general arrangement for each deck is on the yacht page, and the 3D model lets you walk through the rooms at eye level.

Are these photographs of Marmoris?

No. The images on this website are design renderings, and the 3D model is an interpretation of the yacht’s renderings and deck plans.

Name a date, we’ll find the horizon

Send us your dates, even roughly, and who’s coming. We’ll take it from there.

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