REVERIE is a Feadship with two lives. Launched in 2000 and given a comprehensive refit in 2022, she pairs the Dutch yard’s proven hull and engineering with a fresh, light-handed interior that feels current rather than nostalgic. The result is a 50 metre yacht that carries her pedigree quietly, dressed in pale oak, soft neutrals and generous glass, and built around long, easy weeks in the Bahamas where she spends most of her year.
Her strongest card is the way she meets the water. A floating beach club drops off the stern, complete with a spa tub, a waterslide and a spread of loungers that turns a quiet cay into a private swimming lagoon. The foredeck opens up for sunbathing and stargazing, a spa pool sits up top for a slower kind of afternoon, and the aft deck keeps a shaded dining table close to the flow of service. For active charter guests, the setup reads less like a yacht and more like a small resort that follows you between anchorages.
Twelve guests travel across six staterooms, looked after by a crew of twelve who run the operation with easy, unforced polish. A deep locker of toys, from jet skis and towables to paddleboards and snorkelling gear, keeps the days full, while the short hops between Bahamian islands mean more time in the water and less time under way. A well equipped gym and a shaded upper deck give guests room to move or simply slow down, whichever the day calls for.
Inside, the 2022 refit shows its hand. The main salon is bright and contemporary, with pale sofas, sculptural lighting and windows that pull the sea into the room. Forward, a formal dining table sits alongside an open lounge, keeping the social spaces connected rather than boxed off. One deck up, a curved sky lounge with its own bar becomes the natural place to gather for a drink as the light drops. The mood throughout is calm and modern, warm without being heavy.
Accommodation carries the same restraint. The master stateroom runs full of light, with wide sea-view windows, a comfortable sitting area and a marble en-suite built around a freestanding tub. Five further cabins, dressed in the same soft palette, flex easily between couples, families and friends travelling together. Every room is quiet and considered, designed for rest after a day in the sun.
Under way she is smooth and composed, a pair of Caterpillar engines giving a relaxed twelve knot cruise with a little more in reserve. Her Feadship build keeps passages quiet and level, and her range suits both a lazy week between islands and a longer plan up the coast when the season turns.
What sets REVERIE apart is the combination: a genuine Feadship, a light and modern interior, and a water program that rewards guests who actually want to swim, dive and play. She is large enough to host twelve in real comfort, relaxed enough to feel like a holiday, and finished to a standard that speaks quietly rather than loudly. Chartering from EUR 255,000 per week.
