A detail found throughout the ship are the big cast iron radiators, found in every cabin, which remind you comfort has been taken very seriously but with an old fashion twist. The captain's or the owner's quarters are situated aft of the salon. This is a self contained apartment, with a double berth, a writing deck, a very comfortable L shaped sofa for official or social conversation, a single enclosed berth and a huge desk full size chart table with all the equipment for communication and navigation. Of course, it enjoys a full size bathroom and a direct access to the upper deck. Back to the lobby, on the starboard side of the dining salon a door goes to the galley and on the port side is located the pantry with the freezers and refrigerators. Another door gives access to the engine room down below. Forward from the lobby a passage gives access to the four-guest cabin. Each one is a double occupancy with ensuite bathroom, double or hi-lo berth and hanging locker.

In the middle of the guest passage, a staircase gives access to the crew's quarters on the lower deck. The crew enjoys a cozy small salon area with a galley corner, and a comfortable double occupancy cabin and a full size bathroom that also serve as a laundry room. Forward of the crew area are the paint room, the bosom room and the storage area. Also on the lower deck, aft of the crew's quarters, are the fuel oil tank, the engine room, with the main engine, the generator, furnaces, water pressure system, filters, fresh water generator and enough storage space for all the spar pieces and tools. A workbench with a lathe is also provided.

She is rigged as a brigantine with three square sail on the foremast. Because the square sails are on rail, there is no need to go aloft for furling. Every maneuver can be done from the safety of the deck.