Scorpios Yacht

About Scorpios

Scorpios Cabins

Accommodation on Scorpios includes a master suite, a VIP cabin, and four convertible cabins that can serve as doubles or twins, all of which feature king-size beds that can be transformed into twin beds providing flexibility for a variety of guest configurations. Each stateroom is decorated with a muted palette, including warm wood, soft grey, and subtle blue accents to provide a calming atmosphere. The full-beam master suite and VIP cabin offer the ultimate when it comes to luxuries, complete with walk-in closets. All feature spectacular marbled bathrooms with showers and toilets, while the master suite also has a separate bathtub.

Scorpios Facilities & Public Areas

The inviting spaces include the aft portion of the main deck which is ideal for alfresco dining, shaded by the flybridge overhang. At night, there is elegant lighting. In the open lounge area, guests can sip cocktails while gazing out at the magnificent surrounding views. The exquisite flybridge has a variety of zones that cater to diverse activities, including drinking, dining, and sunbathing. There’s also a bubbling Jacuzzi that is surrounded by sun loungers and a fully stocked, circular bar. A wide range of water toys is available, including wakeboards, jet skis, standup paddleboards, waterskis for adults and children, snorkeling equipment, and fishing gear.

Scorpios Dining

The gastronomic delights served on Scorpios are prepared fresh by the onboard chef, often noted as a highlight of the trip. Meals can be enjoyed indoors or out, from the more formal dining area in the forward area of the salon to the flybridge. The fold-out balcony to port is another enticing spot that hangs over the water. The menu typically features many of the signature dishes of the region Scorpios is traveling through, with local or regional ingredients often used such as fish from the area’s fishermen and meat from a local butcher, like rack of lamb and sea bass carpaccio.