Dutch Design reveals a 'welness-explorer'

Dutch Design has unveiled the 42.5-meter Sea Rover concept, which it proudly calls "the world’s only superyacht dedicated to a healthy lifestyle."



The project was developed in collaboration with superyacht owner Scott Blum and Dutch designer Bernd Weel, renowned for his work on the award-winning yacht *Lady Fleur*, which received the BOAT International Design & Innovation Award. Designed as a limited series of just 10 hulls, the Sea Rover is Blum’s brainchild, born from his inability to find a yacht that aligned with his vision of a healthy, balanced lifestyle.



As a wellness-focused yacht, the Sea Rover offers guests a variety of ways to relax and stay active. The upper deck features a spa, gym, and sports court. The spa includes both hot and cold plunge pools, a jacuzzi, a sauna, an infrared wall, and a dedicated massage area. The sports court can be configured for pickleball, basketball, paddle tennis, volleyball, or outdoor fitness sessions. The yacht also has space for water toys, tenders, and even a car.



The layout includes five cabins, with the owner’s suite located on the main deck. The suite boasts “one of the largest dressing rooms in the yachting industry,” along with a Japanese-style onsen bath and a steam room.



While specific details about the interior design remain under wraps, it is described as “beachy” and “Californian,” featuring natural materials like wood, stone, and textiles in earthy tones.

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