Superyacht RoMEA Opens for Caribbean Charters for the Very First Time

By Rebecca Bradbury 20 October 2016

Be among the first to experience a charter vacation in the Caribbean aboard Abeking & Rasmussen’s 82m/268ft motor yacht RoMEA, available in the tropical cruising grounds for the very first time this winter.

Debuting at last year’s Monaco Yacht Show, RoMEA was launched in 2015 from German shipyard Abeking & Rasmussen, and features stunning exterior and interior styling from award-winning London-based design studio Terence Disdale.

Available in idyllic locations such as Saint Martin, St Barts and St Lucia from December, she offers an exceptional and exclusive charter experience thanks to her soothing design, impressive list of amenities and outstanding crew.

Much emphasis is placed on the health and wellbeing of charter guests, with standout features such as a chic beach club, Finnish sauna and large Jacuzzi on the lower deck, and dedicated spa facilities, including massage and beauty areas, on the bridge deck.

The opportunities for rest and respite continue into her deck areas. On the sundeck, a recessed Jacuzzi forward offers privacy when in port as well as unobstructed ocean vistas, while outdoor movie nights can be enjoyed in a sumptuous cinema setup, and there are ample options for alfresco lounging and dining.

superyacht RoMEA cruises on a charter vacation alongside tender in the Caribbean

private Jacuzzi with Bimini cover on the sundeck of luxury yacht RoMEA

spacious deck area with lounging option aboard charter yacht RoMEA

alfresco dining setup with comfortable sofas aft aboard motor yacht RoMEA

The beautiful interior of luxury yacht RoMEA is sure to leave a lasting impression. Terence Disdale has fulfilled the brief to create a calm and tranquil environment, sourcing custom-made pieces from around the globe for a unique sense of understated luxury.

An impressive 182 different finishes can be counted throughout her living areas, including oak, leather, silk, bronze and stone, and all work in harmony with the relaxing colour scheme.

Among the highlights is a dining table with a hand-carved base and Japanese lacquer top made from the material that was originally developed for the scabbard of Samurai swords.

As one of the biggest motor yachts on the charter market, the master suite encompasses a large section of the upper deck, with a cabin for children, a large study, his and her en suites, and spectacular sleeping quarters, which offer incredible views through wraparound windows.

The other accommodation comprises four double cabins and two twin cabins, and there is also a large treasure chest of the latest water toys available to make the most of the Caribbean waters on your yacht charter.