Deck Lounging

Deck Lounging for us is about slowing down and allowing time to unfold naturally. It is the simplest and, at the same time, one of the most important ways of being at sea. No routes to follow, no tasks to complete — just the deck, the sun, the water and space to breathe. A yacht becomes a calm platform where nothing is required except presence and attention to the moment.

Deck Lounging: ways of spending time

Deck Lounging can happen during short outings, long journeys or while staying at anchor for a day or more. People read, sleep, talk, listen to music or simply watch the sea change its color throughout the day. Sometimes it includes swimming, sometimes a quiet meal on deck, sometimes long pauses filled with nothing at all. There is no fixed structure — everyone finds their own rhythm, and that rhythm is respected.

Deck Lounging as a club practice

This activity exists naturally within our club life. It does not require organization, schedules or special preparation. Members share the space, keep the deck comfortable and take care of small everyday things together. There is no expectation to entertain or be entertained. Deck Lounging works because people come with the same intention — to rest without escaping, and to be together without pressure.

Who this may be for

If you value calm, silence and unhurried conversations, this format may feel especially close. It suits people who are comfortable being themselves and allowing others the same freedom. Deck Lounging is often appreciated by those who feel overstimulated on land and are looking for a softer, more natural way to recharge among people who understand that rest does not need justification.

How to join

If this approach to spending time together at sea feels close to you and you would like to take part in future deck lounging, write to us. We believe the best way to understand whether people fit together is through simple communication. Below you will find a contact form — the same form used across all club activities, helping us get to know those who wish to join.

Application Form


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