Apart from the open sun deck high above the water where there are sun beds and casual dining facilities, the aft portion of the observation deck offers a spa pool and sun loungers in addition to its enclosed, forward facing observation saloon. Moving downwards, the bridge deck aft can be set up with sun loungers, the owner’s deck offers inside /outside dining, and the main deck aft has further dining and lounging facilities.

Internally, her six decks (all united by a lift) include one that is largely devoted to the owner. This includes a master suite that revels in a magnificent bedroom with panoramic forward views over the private terrace, sumptuous his and hers bathrooms and vast walk-in dressing rooms. The deck also offers two further family cabins (each with a double and a single bed), a study, an owner's saloon and a circular inside-outside dining room.

Of the remaining guest cabins, four are identically sized double cabins with en suite bathrooms situated on the lower deck and an impressive VIP cabin, which occupies the forward element of the main deck superstructure. Elsewhere Reverie boasts a main deck saloon; study lounge; a sumptuously decorated dining room as well as a more relaxed, stone-lined ‘pizza parlour’, conference room; hairdressing & beauty salon; steam room; massage room, and a lavishly equipped gymnasium that would meet the needs of a city health club.

With facilities such as these it is unsurprising that the yacht requires 27 crew to manage everything. Water sports are another of Reverie’s strengths and she offers a pair of tenders – a 10.5 custom-built ‘dress tender’ and a 7m Nautica RIB – a Laser Pico; three Yamaha GP1300R Waverunners; two Ocean Malibu kayaks, and a host of windsurfers and towed toys, plus trampoline, snorkelling equipment and scuba gear for qualified and insured guests.