MOUSEA

Luxury yacht MOUSEA (EX QUANTUM, Oriental) from British shipyard Sunseeker was built in 2016 and was constructed with a GRP hull and superstructure to a length of 40m/131.5ft. The accommodation sleeps a maximum of 10 guests over five en-suite cabins, with a crew of eight to ensure that all guests receive first-class service throughout their time on board.

NOTABLE FEATURES OF MOUSEA

• Sundeck Jacuzzi
• Sundeck wet bar
• Skylounge bar
• Master suite with lounge and bathtub in en-suite
• Well-proportioned guest cabins
• Choice of outdoor social areas
• Top speed of 25 knots
• Range of 1,050 nautical miles
• Air conditioning
• Wi-Fi

The main deck aft is furnished with sofas and a coffee table to make a desirable spot for conversation and light meals. Two stairways lead down to the broad swim platform where guests can sunbath and have access to the tender, water toys and the sea. The main deck aft also has a
starboard stairway connecting to the upper deck aft, plus side walkways past the main salon to the foredeck stairs.
The foredeck has a broad sunbed in front of the helm controls, and the rest of the area has been left clear for outdoor exercise such as yoga. The upper deck aft is the main outdoor dining area on board and has a large alfresco dining table surrounded by 10 chairs, and a sofa lining both corners along the stern.

The sundeck is accessed via starboard stairway on the upper deck aft, and this social hub has everything guests could desire for casual days in the sunshine and celebrations with family and friends: Sun loungers line the stern and a wet bar is amidships to starboard, while a pair of L-shaped sofas and side tables are to port for dining in comfort. A raised Jacuzzi is forward, and is surrounded on both sides by a plush sunbed for drying off in the sunshine.

The lower deck layout places the crew accommodation, mess and laundry services forward, followed by the guest accommodation amidships, the engine room behind and the tender garage aft. The Master suite is on the main deck forward with the galley amidships to port, the main foyer in the centre and a day head to starboard. The corridor leads aft to the formal dining area, which is combined with the main salon to create one large space. The formal dining area seats all 10 guests in comfort, with sofas and armchairs aft arranged around a large coffee table for socialising and films together in the evening or while in transit.

On the upper deck, the helm controls are placed forward, and within there is a C-shaped sofa and table for resting books or other personal items while chatting or taking in the forward views in this light-filled environment. A small galley and day head are amidships to port, while the Captain’s cabin is to starboard. The aft skylounge has a forward-facing corner sofa and chaise-lounger to starboard, accompanied by a coffee table and a widescreen TV on the forward wall. A bar to port will serve guests throughout any social occasion, and glass sliding doors open this area up to the outdoor dining and lounging area.

A pair of MTU 12V 4000 M93 Diesel 2,371 kW engines each producing 3,180 HP create a top speed of 25 knots and a cruising speed of 18 knots, with a range of 1,500 nautical miles at an economical 12 knots.

The accommodation sleeps a maximum of 10 guests over 5 en-suite cabins: 1 Master suite, 2 double cabins and 2 twin cabins. The Master suite is forward on the main deck and comes furnished with a king-sized bed with a widescreen TV on the forward wall, walk-in wardrobes in both forward corners, a desk/vanity beneath the port windows and to starboard two armchairs and a side table for the occupants to rest and enjoy the views in privacy. The forward en-suite bathroom is fitted with a sink, toilet and bidet enclosed on the starboard side, a shower to port, and two sinks forward in the centre with a bathtub behind.

On the lower deck the double cabins are amidships to port and starboard respectively. Both have a double bed with a widescreen TV and a desk/vanity opposite, plenty of wardrobe space and an en-suite bathroom aft providing two sinks, a toilet and shower. The twin cabins are to port and starboard respectively forward of the double cabins. Both have two single beds with a widescreen TV opposite, ample storage and an en-suite bathroom offering a sink, toilet and shower.

The crew accommodation is placed in the bow, with the Captain’s cabin on the upper deck to starboard behind the helm station.