lines and the way the grey of the hull sweeps down at the aft end of the
tender also echo the mother ship.”
While the large beach club is an obvious draw, the rest of the guest
areas are no less sumptuous. In spite of Event’s relatively low volume –
she comes in at 1,119 gross tonnes – her layout is space-oriented with
just three guest suites on the lower deck. Each of those cabins off ers
a large sleeping area with inviting en suites and plenty of storage and
hanging space. Th e cabins are linked via a corridor that feels like it has
been lift ed straight from land-based architecture, not only in width but
also in ceiling height.
Th e main deck master suite begins with a private offi ce/study that
leads to the full-width sleeping area. It is here that the signature giant
round hull ports deliver natural light and expansive views, while a
walk-in wardrobe and luxurious en-suite bathroom forward complete
the quarters. VIP guests are unlikely to be disappointed, with two VIP
cabins either side on the bridge deck off ering expansive vistas to the
horizon through large windows.
Th e social areas are no less impressive. On the main deck, a formal
dining room to port amidships doubles as a conference room, with
large sliding glass doors leading out to a drop-down terrace. Aft , the
main salon serves as a comfortable gathering area, with entertainment
provided by a large screen concealed behind the artwork on the
forward bulkhead.
One deck up, the upper salon suggests more informal gatherings – a
self-playing grand piano provides a soundtrack to fun time sent at
the exquisite games table. Outside, a large table provides the perfect
al-fresco dining spot.
Th e sundeck was originally designed along the lines of other
Limited Editions models, with a long, open deck area part shaded by
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