SEA CORAL II

About M/Y SEA CORAL II

A Floating Villa Shaped by Light

SEA CORAL II reimagines the Mediterranean yacht experience as a floating villa, where architecture, natural light and the sea exist in effortless harmony. The 31-metre Arcadia A105 combines generous open spaces, fluid indoor-outdoor living and a distinctive contemporary silhouette, creating an intimate setting for discovering the French Riviera and the Western Mediterranean.

Built by Arcadia Yachts in 2019 and refitted in 2023, SEA CORAL II is designed around a refined connection with the surrounding sea. Her expansive glazing, hydraulic terraces and versatile living spaces invite natural light deep into the interior, while zero-speed stabilisers ensure a remarkably comfortable experience at anchor. Accommodating up to 10 guests across five cabins with a dedicated crew of six, she is particularly suited to relaxed family charters, elegant coastal cruising and extended days between Cannes, Saint-Tropez, Corsica and Sardinia. The A105 line was conceived by Arcadia around a simple conviction: that a yacht should behave like a house facing the water rather than a corridor sealed away from it. Floor-to-ceiling windows run the length of the main deck, and hydraulic side balconies fold down from the dining area to open the interior directly onto the sea. The effect is unusual — at anchor, the boundary between salon and swim platform all but disappears, and the same space serves for breakfast, an afternoon in the shade and dinner under the deck lights. Performance follows the same philosophy of restraint. Two MAN V8 engines of 1,200 horsepower each drive a semi-displacement hull to a maximum of 17 knots, with a comfortable 13-knot cruise and a fuel burn around 150 litres an hour — a fraction of what a planing yacht of the same size consumes. Integrated solar panels supplement the onboard supply, and zero-speed stabilisers work at anchor as well as underway. The result is a yacht that runs quietly, holds steady through a long lunch and reaches Corsica without the noise and thirst of a fast hull. Accommodation is arranged across five cabins for ten guests. The full-beam master suite occupies the main deck, with panoramic views and its own ensuite; below, two doubles, a twin and a convertible cabin adapt to families, mixed groups or friends travelling together. The interior, signed by Hot Lab Yacht & Design, favours pale surfaces, natural textures and uncluttered volumes that let the light and the horizon do the work. Outside, the flybridge and the sun deck offer open-air lounging with panoramic views, while the skylounge provides a sheltered upper-deck alternative when the mistral gets up. A hydraulic aft platform gives direct access to the water and to a full inventory of toys: a Castoldi jet tender, two Seabobs, an electric surfboard, paddle boards, a kayak and everything needed for a day of snorkelling. With Golfe-Juan as her home port, she is ideally placed for Cannes, Antibes, Monaco and Saint-Tropez, and equally at ease on longer passages towards Corsica, Sardinia and the Amalfi Coast.