Reverie at anchor off a palm cay, in turquoise shallows
VIIThe supplementp. 38

Reverie,
in full

Everything the cover story left out: her history, every deck, six staterooms, a day outside, the toys, and the crew.

Fig. 1 At anchor off a palm cay.

In this supplement

Seven sections, A to G. The same issue, in more depth.

  1. AThe particularsHer numbers, her history, and a walk through every deck40
  2. BInteriorAdam Voorhees’ redesign, and the one piece he kept44
  3. CAccommodationsSix staterooms, room by room46
  4. DGalleryAt anchor, under way, ashore, and at the table50
  5. EExteriorA day on deck, from breakfast to golden hour54
  6. FToysTwo tenders, and everything else for the water58
  7. GCrewTwelve aboard, and how they look after you60
AFeatures & layoutp. 40

The particulars

A 165′ Feadship, launched in 2000 and refit in 2017 and 2022.

Length overall
165′
Guests
12
Staterooms
6
Crew aboard
12
Knots
12–15

Her story

  1. 2000

    Launched

    Built by Feadship at its Van Lent yard in the Netherlands, to an original design by Don Starkey. At the time, she was the largest aluminum yacht Feadship had built.

  2. 2017

    Reimagined

    Adam Voorhees redesigns her interior around the main salon, and keeps Don Starkey’s steel staircase banister.

  3. 2018

    Awarded

    The refit wins the Refitted Yachts category at the World Superyacht Awards.

  4. 2022

    Refit again

    A second refit, five years on. Today she carries twelve guests in six staterooms, with a crew of twelve.

General arrangement

Walk the decks

Choose a deck, then a number on the plan. Bow to the right. Swipe the plan sideways.

Sundeck

Sundeck plan: the Jacuzzi, the bar, sun pads, and seating under the hardtop

Upper deck

Upper deck plan: alfresco dining aft, the sky lounge, the gym, the bridge, and the Portuguese deck forward

Main deck

Main deck plan: the aft deck, the salon, the dining room, the galley, the VIP stateroom, the master suite, and the foredeck

Lower deck

Lower deck plan: four guest staterooms, and the swim platform at the stern
BInteriorp. 44

Interiors by Adam Voorhees

Redesigned in 2017, around the main salon.

The main salon: a deep sectional around a backgammon table, windows on both sides
Fig. 2The main salon, at the heart of the main deck.

He kept one original piece: Don Starkey’s steel staircase banister.

Voorhees re-envisioned Reverie’s interior in the 2017 refit, taking his cue from that banister and its Asian-inspired lines. His centerpiece is the main salon and dining room at the heart of the main deck: deep seating for long afternoons, and a table as suited to a quiet dinner as to a feast.

Upstairs, the sky lounge is a calm room by day and the evening’s gathering place, with panoramic views of wherever she has anchored.

A steel spiral staircase with curving steel rails against a dark leather wall
Fig. 3The steel staircase. Its banister survives from Don Starkey’s original interior.
The sky lounge: a curved sofa beneath an oval ceiling, and the bar
Fig. 4The sky lounge, a calm room by day and the evening’s gathering place.
The dining table set for ten beneath ring chandeliers
Fig. 5The dining room, set for ten.
CAccommodationsp. 46

Six staterooms

Twelve guests: two staterooms on the main deck, four below.

The master suite: a wide bed before a textured headboard, sea windows beside it
The master suite’s study: a desk, shelves, and windows on the sea

Master suite

Main deck, forward

A private study full of daylight, and a marble bathroom.

The VIP stateroom: a double bed facing a row of sea windows

VIP stateroom

Main deck

Next to the master suite, with its own bathroom.

A guest stateroom on the lower deck: a double bed and framed art

Guest staterooms

Lower deck

Each with its own bathroom and entertainment system.

A twin stateroom on the lower deck

Twin staterooms

Lower deck

Twin beds for children, friends, or a family that likes company.

EExteriorp. 54

A day on deck

From breakfast to golden hour, a place outside for every part of the day.

  1. A gloved stewardess arranging breakfast pastries on a table on deck

    7:30am

    Breakfast, outside

    The table laid on deck before the day warms up: pastries, fruit, and coffee.

  2. From above: a stewardess serving a guest on the Portuguese deck, a palm cay beyond

    10:00am

    The Portuguese deck

    Forward of the bridge, a curved settee for the slow part of the morning.

  3. From above: a guest in the sundeck Jacuzzi, a palm cay across the water

    12:30pm

    The Jacuzzi

    Up on the sundeck, the water’s warm and the cocktail finds you there.

  4. From above: crew setting the alfresco table on the upper deck aft, the red ensign at the stern

    1:30pm

    Lunch in the shade

    The long table on the upper deck aft, the ensign astern.

  5. A guest reading on a sun pad, Reverie towels beside her

    4:00pm

    The sun pads

    An afternoon horizontal, with a book and the Reverie towels.

  6. Charcuterie and cocktails on deck, the sea beyond

    6:30pm

    Sundowners

    Something cold and something to share, as the light starts to slant.

  7. Reverie at anchor, backlit against a golden evening sky

    7:45pm

    Golden hour

    The light goes gold, and the day winds down at anchor.

FToysp. 58

Tenders and toys

Two tenders, two WaveRunners, two Seabobs, three eFoils, and a floating sea pool.

When the anchor goes down, the day begins: a WaveRunner across the bay, a Seabob beneath it, an eFoil above it.

Two tenders and two WaveRunners carve white arcs toward Reverie at anchor in turquoise water
Fig. 29The tenders and WaveRunners out at once, Reverie at anchor beyond.
  • The Yellowfin center-console tender running off a palm cay
    Yellowfin tender36′, towed1
  • Tenders and WaveRunners running in formation over turquoise water
    Williams jet tenderDieseljet 625S, 20′8″1
  • A WaveRunner carving hard through turquoise water
    Yamaha WaveRunnersTwo-seaters2
  • Two guests riding Seabobs through the shallows
    SeabobsUnderwater scooters2
  • A guest riding an eFoil with Reverie at anchor behind
    Lift eFoilsElectric hydrofoil boards3
  • The floating sea pool from above: cabanas, paddleboards, Seabobs, and WaveRunners around it
    Floating sea poolMoored off the stern1
  • A guest lounging under an inflatable cabana on the sea pool
    Inflatable cabanasShade on the wateraboard
  • Reverie at anchor with her inflatable slide down to the water
    Inflatable slideFrom the deck to the sea1
  • A paddleboarder on calm water at sunset
    Paddleboards and a kayakFor calm morningsaboard
  • A beach set up on a sandbar, seen from above
    Snorkeling, fishing, and beach gearFor a day ashoreaboard
GCrewp. 60

The crew

Twelve aboard at any one time; eighteen in the full rotation.

Captain at the wheelhouse helm, hand on the controls

Bridge & deck

At the helm

Captains Shane Reid and Peter Martin alternate in command, and between them have run yachts from New England to Grenada and across the Mediterranean. Their deck team drives the tenders, launches the toys, and gets you to the sandbar.

Captains
Shane Reid · Peter Martin
Chief officer
Dylan Watts
Bosun
Kyle Louw
Deckhands
Louis Hutchings · Olivia Swick
A smiling stewardess finishing the dining table, wine fridges lit beside her

Interior

The table, the turn-down

The interior team runs the day indoors and out: breakfast on deck, the table set for ten, cocktails at sunset, and the cabins made up while you’re ashore.

Chief stewardess
Megan Rademeyer
Second stewardess
Karlie Livingstone
Stewardess
Ella Gully
A gloved hand pours sauce over a plated fish, the sea beyond

Galley

Two chefs, in rotation

Chefs Keith O’Dell and Nicholas Taylor take turns aboard, cooking around the way you like to eat, from lunch on deck to dinner in the dining room.

Chefs
Keith O’Dell · Nicholas Taylor

Engineering

Everything, quietly

Out of sight, the engineers keep her systems running smoothly at anchor and under way, so nothing interrupts the day.

Chief engineers
Diego Torregrosa · Andres Mussini
Second engineers
Cesar Leon · Hidayaturahman

Meet everyone in the masthead

Reverie at anchor in late light, a palm cay off her bow

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