MESERRET II

Willem De Vries Lentsch Jr.'s naval architecture created an expansive sun deck aboard MESERRET II that transforms this 57.2-meter motor yacht into a floating resort. The upper deck stretches across the yacht's 9.6-meter beam, offering multiple zones for relaxation under Mediterranean skies or starlit evenings. Loungers positioned along the perimeter maximize views in every direction, while central seating areas encourage conversation among the 16 guests this Cammenga-built vessel accommodates. Jon Bannenberg Ltd. and Dimitri Koutoukos collaborated on interiors that complement the outdoor focus, creating spaces that draw guests naturally toward the sun deck's commanding presence above. The 1978 yacht's 683 gross tonnage provides substantial volume for both guest areas and crew quarters, with 18 crew members ensuring seamless service throughout extended voyages. MESERRET II's design prioritizes outdoor living, evident in how the sun deck integrates with the yacht's overall layout. The space functions equally well for morning coffee with ocean panoramas or evening gatherings as destinations unfold beyond the railings. This focus on al fresco entertainment reflects the era's approach to yacht design, when outdoor spaces began claiming equal importance with traditional salons and dining rooms. The sun deck's positioning atop the yacht's superstructure creates a private retreat removed from the activity of lower decks, yet connected to the yacht's social rhythm. Here, the full scope of MESERRET II's presence becomes clear, from her classic proportions to the endless horizon that defines every charter experience.