BURNING DAYLIGHT

Interior designer Dee Robinson transformed the upper deck of this 1987 Broward Marine into an extraordinary sun deck sanctuary that redefines relaxation at sea. The expansive 29-meter platform becomes an open-air retreat where guests discover multiple lounging configurations, from intimate conversation areas to sprawling spaces for group gatherings under the open sky. Robinson's thoughtful approach creates distinct zones across the sun deck without visual barriers, allowing the Atlantic breeze to flow freely while providing natural definition between spaces. Forward sections invite morning coffee and sunrise meditation, while aft arrangements capture golden hour light perfectly for evening cocktails. The deck's generous proportions, supported by the yacht's substantial 5.88-meter beam, accommodate everything from yoga sessions to casual dining under the stars. Below this crowning achievement, BURNING DAYLIGHT offers accommodation for six guests attended by a crew of four, ensuring personalized service throughout each charter. The yacht's 124 gross tons provide remarkable stability and comfort, while Broward Marine's naval architecture delivers reliable performance across diverse cruising conditions. The sun deck's magnetic appeal extends beyond daylight hours, transforming after sunset into an elevated platform for stargazing and intimate gatherings. Here, surrounded by endless ocean views and cooled by natural sea breezes, guests find themselves in a floating pavilion that captures the pure essence of luxury yachting—unstructured time, unobstructed views, and unlimited possibilities.