MY Omnia
by Seara Maritime

Seara Maritime proudly presents the spectacular transformation of a former North Sea pilot vessel, originally constructed in 1974 by AMELS for the Royal Dutch Navy, into an opulent and world-class luxury pleasure yacht named “Omnia”. This ambitious project entailed an extensive renovation that redefined the vessel into an emblem of luxury and sophistication.

Undertaking such projects always presents multifaceted challenges encompassing time constraints, budgetary considerations, and limitations within the existing design. Omnia was no exception, the vessel arrived with an outdated structure that included an ill-fitted additional superstructure and a helideck that did not align with its original design or functionality.

Despite its initial appearance, the experienced yacht owner envisioned the vessel’s hidden potential and understood the need for a substantial yet prudent investment to revitalize it into a luxurious pleasure craft. Seara Maritime presented a comprehensive vision that resonated immediately with the owner, focusing on key modifications to the bow and aft superstructure.

The transformation commenced by elevating and flattening the bow, introducing a modern and assertive look while maintaining the vessel’s existing sheer. At the aft, the original superstructure, repurposed as a heli-store, was dismantled to make way for a spacious upper deck lounge and an elevated sundeck. The addition of stainless tubing across the main deck’s structural fashion plates provided intricate detailing.

Among the noteworthy enhancements, a luxurious Jacuzzi, six sun loungers, and a well-appointed seating area with a bar were integrated into the sundeck, promising guests unparalleled entertainment and relaxation. The introduction of contemporary outdoor furniture elevated the allure of the sun and main decks, creating a sophisticated entertainment space that embraces the lavishness of yacht life.

The yacht’s revamped appearance is crowned by a new and distinctive paint scheme, elevating its identity and setting it apart from traditional white-hulled vessels. “She is now, for sure, a cool-looking yacht, perfectly in sync with the trend for explorers and offering a refreshing departure from conventional designs,” Seara Maritime concluded.