article_snippet: The living quarters resemble a glass box, offering stunning views 24/7 and the glass area can be folded away so as to open up yacht and take in the sea air.
article_snippet: There are also steps that can be folded down into the sea giving you your very own swimming pool.
article_snippet: the glass area resembled more like a pool-side lounging section, with easy access for a quick dip in the sea .
article_snippet: Included on board is a dining area that can cater for 12 people, a cocktail bar and even an interior garden. 
article_snippet: A walk down to the lower deck offers a stunning balcony view that can also act as a sun trap .
article_snippet: The upper deck offers relaxing space, and despite the choppy seas there are plenty of facilities to keep you relaxed on board .
article_snippet: It took a long time for the ‘beach club’ concept to be accepted (this is where hinged parts of the hull fold outwards to create platforms down by the water’s edge)
article_snippet: SALT’s beach club at the back is an idea that’s not been tried as yet, but it’d be great as it offers a shady area that’s also surrounded by water on three sides. '
highlights_snippet: Living quarter in the form of a centrally located glass box that can become open air .
  