Fan Tail

WEST BAY's 2003 motor yacht Fan Tail establishes her social rhythm through an expertly orchestrated flow between indoor and outdoor living zones. At nearly 29 meters, she creates natural gathering points that encourage both intimate conversations and larger group dynamics throughout the day. The main saloon opens seamlessly to exterior decks, allowing conversations to spill naturally from climate-controlled comfort to fresh air without missing a beat. Forward lounging areas provide morning coffee retreats, while the aft deck transforms into the evening's central stage for cocktails and dining under the stars. Below deck, guest accommodations maintain the same thoughtful flow, with private staterooms positioned to offer respite without isolation from the yacht's social energy. The galley's strategic placement keeps the crew efficiently connected to service areas while remaining unobtrusive to guest experiences. This intelligent layout means groups can fragment and reunite organically—some choosing deck chairs for afternoon reading, others gravitating toward shaded seating for extended conversations, all while maintaining the invisible threads that bind a charter party together across Fan Tail's well-proportioned spaces.