Amaryllis

Built by Abeking & Rasmussen in Germany, and adorned with an interior by the acclaimed Reymond Langton Design, AMARYLLIS is a floating masterpiece—elegant, composed, and unapologetically grand. With such pedigree behind her creation, she doesn’t just sail—she makes an entrance.

Designed for twelve guests across six sumptuous suites, AMARYLLIS offers an intimate yet expansive charter experience. The crown jewel is the owner’s private deck: a full-beam master stateroom with his-and-hers bathrooms, an office, dressing room, and sweeping 180-degree views framed by floor-to-ceiling windows. The VIP suite and additional guest cabins are spread across the main and lower decks, offering privacy with a touch of theater.

Silverlining’s custom furnishings elevate the interior to an art form, complementing Reymond Langton’s signature style. Social spaces are as layered as they are lavish: a grand main saloon, a piano bar and formal dining room on the upper deck, and a relaxed sky lounge with a 103-inch screen that flows onto an al fresco dining terrace for twelve.

The sun deck is a guest favorite, complete with an oversized Jacuzzi, cushioned lounges, and breezy seating nooks. A central glass elevator, wrapped in a sculptural staircase, glides through all levels—linking everything from the bridge deck to the beach club below.

A full wellness retreat awaits aft: a gym with state-of-the-art equipment, a spa with sauna, steam room, plunge pool, and massage suite. Slide open the stern, and the beach club transforms into a sunbathing platform right on the water’s edge—ideal for launching SeaBobs, jet skis, or taking the plunge via AMARYLLIS’ signature inflatable slide.

She cruises gracefully at 14 knots, with a top speed of 16, and is fitted with stabilisers for supreme comfort at sea or at anchor. Three tenders and a crew of 23 ensure every detail—whether understated or extravagant—is flawlessly executed.

AMARYLLIS is not just a superyacht. She’s a destination in herself.