Say hello to Rebeca

Featuring a vertical bow and automotive styling accents from British design studio RWD. Rebeca’s main feature is life in symbiosis with nature. On this yacht, you experience the sea in a new way. Lifestyle aboard is both dynamic and relaxing.

Rebeca boasts an astonishing beach area and a layout with no physical or visual barriers: 969 square feet (90 square meters) of multifunctional space to relax or to have fun. Firstly, with the two side wings open, it becomes 36 feet (11 meters) wide. Secondly, a central sunbathing island dominates, together with a C-shaped settee and a coffee table. The real focus, however, is the infinity pool, with 75 square feet (7 square meters) of surface area and 1,453 gallons (5,500 liters) of heated water, additionally featuring hydromassage jets. Amplifying the ambiance, a hidden stairway connects Rebecca’s sun deck, adding 969 square feet (90 square meters) of openness.

Just like outside, inside, nothing blocks the view. Teak soles in the saloon and dining area blur the boundaries between in and out, too. New York-based Bonetti/Kozerski Architecture, debuting in yachting, chose an organic design with minimalist detailing, neutral colors, and materials like Calacatta and Vagli marble, teak, rosewood, and white lacquer.

The cleaner, casual feel doesn’t exclude sophistication, though. Rebeca’s master suite expresses this well. Spanning the full beam (27’9”/8.5 meters), it’s an elegant space where luxury is discrete and reflects in many details. Full-height windows on both sides bring so much natural light in, becoming part of the interior design and removing barriers, too. Finally, since the Oasis 40M is semi-custom, designers turned a multi-purpose space in their suite into a gym. But, it can be either an additional guest cabin or a private office.