SPACECAT is a 35 metre SilverYachts power catamaran delivered in 2022, a wide and remarkably spacious yacht that charters South East Asia with the volume, stability and light of a modern twin hull design. She looks after eight guests across four cabins with a crew of nine, and her point of difference is her form: a broad catamaran platform carries far more deck and interior space than her length suggests, so the salon, the sun decks and the cabins all feel a size larger, and her shallow draft opens quiet anchorages a deeper yacht could never reach. For a family or a group of friends who want a recent, properly crewed yacht with the space to spread out and the steadiness to cruise in comfort, she is a composed and genuinely rewarding choice from the first morning to the last.
Being a catamaran, she pairs that generous volume with a calm, level manner at anchor and underway. The wide beam gives her real stability in a swell, so the decks stay flat and the living spaces feel settled, and she cruises gently with the long legs of an efficient twin hull. The crew of nine keep every part of the day running without fuss, from the first swim off the stern to a long dinner under the stars, and her shallow draft lets her slip into shallow bays and quiet island anchorages across the Andaman Sea. Clean modern lines in pale grey give way to warm, light filled rooms in oak below, so she feels capable and composed underway and calm and welcoming once the anchor is down, built to carry a party in comfort for weeks at a time.
Life in the open air is where she truly comes into her own. The wide hull sets out vast, flat deck spaces on every level: a foredeck with a plunge pool and sun pads, a broad aft deck for lounging, and a sea level beach club that opens the yacht to swimming, to the tenders and to a full run of water toys. A shaded alfresco dining table sits a few steps from the sea, and further runs of soft seating and sun loungers open to the sky and to the breeze. In the warm, calm waters of South East Asia the open decks are the sociable heart of the yacht, with clear water always within reach and a quiet, palm fringed anchorage never far away.
Inside, the mood is bright, warm and contemporary, finished in pale oak and soft neutral tones with full height glass that keeps the sea in view from every seat. The main deck is given over to one generous, light filled living space that flows from a comfortable main salon with deep sofas to an interior lounge and a dining area, all open to the water through sliding doors, so the whole party can gather in one calm, sociable room when the sun climbs high or the evening draws in. The clean, considered finish and the enormous volume for her length give the interior a settled, restful feel, an easy counterpoint to the long days spent out on deck and in the water.
Accommodation is arranged over four cabins for eight guests, set low in the wide hulls where the motion is gentlest and the beam allows generous, light filled rooms. The master stateroom takes a full width position with a wide bed, warm oak joinery, soft seating and its own bathroom, while a run of guest suites, each quiet and comfortable with their own facilities and large hull windows, looks after the rest of the party. It is a flexible plan that suits two or three families or a group of friends travelling together, the cabins ready for couples and for younger guests sharing, every one finished to the same bright, modern standard. Spacious, steady and generously crewed, SPACECAT is a relaxed and genuinely rewarding way to charter South East Asia aboard a modern catamaran with the whole party kept close.
