Cabins Solomons Master
Liveaboard · Solomon Islands · 8 cabins · up to 16 guests
Cabin Types
· 3 cabins
Two single beds
Beds: 2 single beds
Three lower-deck cabins — the simplest category on board and the only one where the beds do not convert into a double. The finish is the same as everywhere else after the refit: honey teak on the wardrobes and headboards, white bulkheads, a pale floor and blue Pacific-print runners on the beds. Light comes through portholes, there is a shelf and a reading lamp above the bed, a private bathroom with a shower and individually controlled air-conditioning. Since the operator sells every berth at one price regardless of category, the difference between Classic and Premium is deck, window and floor area, not money.
· 1 cabin
Two single beds
Beds: 2 single beds
The only main-deck cabin where the beds stay separate and do not convert. Two singles along the sides with the deck door between them, reading lamps above each bed and full-height wardrobes with louvred vents outboard. Private bathroom with a shower behind a curtain, individually controlled air-conditioning. Which of cabins 4–7 this category occupies is not published — on the deck plan all four main-deck cabins are simply numbered.
· 3 cabins
Twin or double configuration
Beds: 2 single beds or one double
Three main-deck cabins where the beds are pushed together into a double or split into two singles on request — the operator calls them amendable, and the configuration has to be asked for at booking. Inside there is teak, a pale floor, shelves above the headboard, a pair of portholes, a private bathroom with a shower and individually controlled air-conditioning. In size and outlook they sit in the middle of the boat: higher and brighter than the lower deck, without the big windows of the upper one.
· 1 cabin
One double and one single bed
Beds: 1 double and 1 single bed
The only upper-deck cabin and the roomiest on board: a double bed plus a separate single, large windows instead of portholes, a tall teak cabinet with open shelves and a ship's clock, and noticeably more storage than anywhere else. Private bathroom, individually controlled air-conditioning. On the deck plan this is cabin 8, up in the superstructure beside the wheelhouse. The price is still the same as a Classic on the lower deck — the operator charges no category supplement.
Two single beds
Three lower-deck cabins — the simplest category on board and the only one where the beds do not convert into a double. The finish is the same as everywhere else after the refit: honey teak on the wardrobes and headboards, white bulkheads, a pale floor and blue Pacific-print runners on the beds. Light comes through portholes, there is a shelf and a reading lamp above the bed, a private bathroom with a shower and individually controlled air-conditioning. Since the operator sells every berth at one price regardless of category, the difference between Classic and Premium is deck, window and floor area, not money.
- Deck
- lower deck
- Beds
- 2 single beds
- Windows
- Porthole
- Cabin numbers
- 1, 2, 3
- cabins of this type
- 3
- from
- the same price as every other category
Two single beds
The only main-deck cabin where the beds stay separate and do not convert. Two singles along the sides with the deck door between them, reading lamps above each bed and full-height wardrobes with louvred vents outboard. Private bathroom with a shower behind a curtain, individually controlled air-conditioning. Which of cabins 4–7 this category occupies is not published — on the deck plan all four main-deck cabins are simply numbered.
- Deck
- main deck
- Beds
- 2 single beds
- Windows
- Window
- Cabin numbers
- one of cabins 4–7
- cabins of this type
- 1
- from
- the same price as every other category
Twin or double configuration
Three main-deck cabins where the beds are pushed together into a double or split into two singles on request — the operator calls them amendable, and the configuration has to be asked for at booking. Inside there is teak, a pale floor, shelves above the headboard, a pair of portholes, a private bathroom with a shower and individually controlled air-conditioning. In size and outlook they sit in the middle of the boat: higher and brighter than the lower deck, without the big windows of the upper one.
- Deck
- main deck
- Beds
- 2 single beds or one double
- Windows
- Portholes
- Cabin numbers
- three of cabins 4–7
- cabins of this type
- 3
- from
- the same price as every other category
One double and one single bed
The only upper-deck cabin and the roomiest on board: a double bed plus a separate single, large windows instead of portholes, a tall teak cabinet with open shelves and a ship's clock, and noticeably more storage than anywhere else. Private bathroom, individually controlled air-conditioning. On the deck plan this is cabin 8, up in the superstructure beside the wheelhouse. The price is still the same as a Classic on the lower deck — the operator charges no category supplement.
- Deck
- upper deck
- Beds
- 1 double and 1 single bed
- Windows
- Large window
- Cabin numbers
- 8
- cabins of this type
- 1
- from
- the same price as every other category
General Information
- Yacht length: 37 m
- Number of cabins: 8
- Maximum guests: 16
- Year built: 1974
