TCB

Yacht TCB (ex AMARULA SUN, MINE GAMES) is a 50m (164’) luxury motor yacht, built by Trinity Yachts, which is one of the world’s elite builders of custom superyachts. She features the interior handiwork of Patrick Knowles Designs, and with five luxurious staterooms, she can accommodate 10-12 guests on board. She was refitted in 2022.

NOTABLE FEATURES

• Total relaxation on the sundeck
• Jacuzzi
• Bbq
• Gym
• Alfresco dining
• Indoor dining
• Outdoor TV screen
• Swim-up bar
• Media room
• Stunning master suite
• Piano
• Fireplace
• Indoor formal dining for 10
• Ultimate fun
• Huge selection of water toys
• Stabilisers

TCB’s main salon and dining room is open plan creating a light and airy atmosphere. Forward is the formal dining table for ten guests; while aft is a spacious living area with plenty of seating and a full entertainment system. There are also hand-painted ceiling murals which add to the feeling of space. The interior is traditional featuring raised paneling in American Cherry, Maple Burl and Figured Bubinga with an understated hand polished finish. The exterior furniture is also elegantly done in teak and woven materials with a deep Java chocolate finish.

The decks are also vast and spacious with the sun deck offering huge sun pads and a swim-up bar next to the Spa Pool. On the sun deck, there is also a BBQ, exercise equipment, and dining for 12 guests. With a huge plasma TV, they also offer “Movies under the Stars.”

On the upper aft deck, there is formal dining again for ten people, as well as another plasma TV and ample comfortable casual seating.

The sky lounge opens out onto a covered aft deck through two electric sliding doors. The sky lounge aft deck has a powered hi-low roundtable with expanding leaves that are stored under the table top when in the retracted position, a unique and stunning table.

Other features of luxury yacht TCB include Quantum Zero Speed (at anchor) stabilizers, Xbox and Playstation media center, independent satellite TV in all guest rooms, and a comfortable seating area forward of the wheelhouse.