The 100.7-metre MOONRISE turns Feadship engineering into an unusually complete private wellness and entertainment environment for long periods at sea.
The newest 100.7-metre MOONRISE shows how a contemporary superyacht can be designed not simply as transport between glamorous destinations, but as a private world in its own right. Feadship's 2025 yacht combines generous outdoor areas with spaces for fitness, personal care, cinema and quiet family time.
A sun deck designed around personal time
Feadship says the enlarged sun deck includes a massage area, gym and hairdressing salon, turning the upper level into a dedicated wellness environment rather than an occasional exercise space. These functions allow owners and guests to keep familiar routines while cruising far from their normal homes.
The appeal is partly practical and partly psychological. A yacht of this size can move between countries for weeks at a time, so the ability to exercise, recover and maintain personal-care routines onboard reduces the sense that daily life has been suspended simply because the scenery changes.
Private entertainment extends beyond the exterior decks
MOONRISE also includes a private cinema, giving guests an enclosed entertainment space that is independent of the main saloons and outdoor decks. This matters on long passages, in poor weather or when different generations aboard want completely different ways to spend an evening.
A dedicated cinema creates another layer of privacy within a yacht already large enough for several groups to coexist. It lets a family watch a film together without turning the principal lounge into a screening room, while other guests can continue dining, talking or using the exterior spaces elsewhere.
A dedicated owner’s deck increases separation
Feadship describes a dedicated owner's deck as part of the yacht's layout, giving the principal guests a more private zone away from the busiest shared areas. On a yacht carrying a substantial crew and numerous guests, this kind of separation changes the experience of ownership more than another decorative feature would.
The arrangement allows owners to choose when they want to participate in the social life of the yacht and when they want complete seclusion. That flexibility is one of the defining luxuries of very large custom yachts, where privacy can be designed into circulation rather than managed informally.
Quiet engineering supports the atmosphere
The builder also highlights reduced underwater noise and resilient-mounted systems developed to improve comfort. These technical measures are easy to overlook beside a gym or cinema, yet they directly affect how calm the yacht feels during sleep, dining and long passages.
Luxury at this level increasingly depends on what guests do not notice: vibration, machinery noise and intrusive service circulation. MOONRISE demonstrates how wellness, entertainment and engineering can work together so that the yacht feels less like a complex machine and more like a private residence moving through the world.
Official sources: feadship.nl.
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