Delivered in 1990 and revitalized with a comprehensive 2021 refit, Cloud Atlas stands out with a 6 metre extension and a modern reinterpretation of luxury. The yacht’s elongated silhouette is matched by intelligently ample deck areas—from a relaxing sundeck Jacuzzi to a chic aft beach club and swim platform.

Her interiors, designed by Karim Hakin, are layered with rich materials: Australian rosewood, Brazilian walnut, brass-trimmed mirror ceilings, exotic crocodile-skin bar panels, and Connolly leather seating, creating a sense of refined craftsmanship and elegance. The layout accommodates 12 guests across five staterooms, including a full-beam main-deck master suite and flexible VIP and twin cabins below, serviced by a well-trained crew of nine to ten.

Technically, Cloud Atlas is built with an aluminum hull and superstructure, powered by twin 1,750 hp Caterpillar engines. She delivers a top speed of up to 19 knots, cruises comfortably at 12–15 knots, and has a range of around 3,000 nm, supported by advanced stabilizers for optimal comfort underway and at anchor.

The 2021 refit also brought a sleek, modern ambiance to the interior, upgraded entertainment and navigation systems, and improved hydrodynamics and efficiency, earning her a nomination for Best Rebuilt Yacht at the World Superyacht Awards.