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Standout superyacht owner's decks

The  owner’s cabin  is an essential item, but for the ultimate in privacy what you really need is an entire deck to call your own. Here's our pick of the best superyacht owner’s decks on the water...

"I think we met the owner's wish for privacy," designer of 72 metre Tankoa superyacht Solo Francesco Paszkowski said. The owner's deck includes a helipad that doubles as a party deck and a huge apartment that includes two wardrobes, an office and a bathroom. From the bed, the owner can enjoy unrivalled panoramic views over a private spa pool and on to the sea.

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Delivered in 2016 by Feadship , 66 metre Vanish's expansive owner's deck was the product of a serial yacht owner whose experiences had taught him that privacy and outdoor spaces are key to life on board. Located on the bridge deck, the full-beam suite offers direct access to the main saloon via an impressive superyacht staircase and bridge access via a secret door concealed within the suite's sitting room, which is separated from the bedroom via a sliding wall.

Featuring design inside and out by Harrison Eidsgaard , as well as a vast owner's terrace aft, another key highlight of the owner's deck is a private balcony on the port side that simply slides out of the bulwarks at the touch of a button meaning the owners can activate it at their whim without the need for crew assistance.

An aft-facing master suite with 270 degree views lets the owner enjoy an ideal nature spotting lookout on the 45 metre McMullen & Wing yacht Big Fish . Sliding glass doors mean easy access to the private deck.

One level down, guests can enjoy similarly impressive views through floor-to-ceiling windows in the main saloon and the dining area with its large glass doors leading to the side and aft decks.

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In addition to the master suite with its own office, sitting room, private outdoor area and spa pool, the owner of this 61 metre Hakvoort yacht has a well-stocked cocktail bar. Transformed part-way through the build process after the original buyer pulled out, Just J’s was reconfigured to suit its new American owner’s desire to create the ultimate superyacht owner’s deck.

Double-height video monitors lining the walkway between the saloon and dining area of the owner’s deck are just one of the star features of the award-winning, 83.5 metre Feadship superyacht Savannah . The area also has a huge master suite with an enormous skylight, a separate dressing room and a spa-like bathroom, leading out to a large outdoor lounge, an office, a private saloon and dining area and a service pantry.

Talk about a room with a view. You can look out to sea or up to the magnificent chandelier from the massive king-size bed on the 85 metre Lürssen superyacht Solandge . The owner’s deck also boasts a private outdoor seating area, office, a casual sitting room with its own fireplace, and his and hers walk-in wardrobes.

Stella Maris

The huge master suite on the revolutionary 72 metre VSY Stella Maris leads to a private outdoor deck — perfect for enjoying lazy breakfasts in the sun. Because of the large angled overhead eyebrows on each deck, the owners can enjoy complete privacy as well as an unblemished view of the horizon from the bed.

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The social gathering place features comfortable furnishings and a library. Transforms into a cocktail lounge with piano bar, and live music at night.

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The Two-Story Loft Suites

Suites 505 – 513; 515; 517; 519 (lower suite bedroom with window); total measures 611 SQ FT / 57 SQ M plus terrace 81 SQ FT / 7.5 SQ M.

The Evrima Room

The spacious main restaurant offers a thoughtfully-designed balance of privacy and social connection with a menu of locally inspired creations changing daily.

The Living Room Café

The espresso counter serves freshly roasted coffees and pastries. Ready-made treats are also available for day trips and late nights.

The Pool House

From a leisurely breakfast for early risers to late-night dining, this casual eatery serves a variety of cuisines prepared à la minute.

An infinity oasis of blue and two whirlpools are steps away from The Pool House.  In the evening, the perfect venue for deck parties and open-air movies.

Suites 505 – 513; 515; 517; 519 (upper suite living area with terrace); total measures 611 SQ FT / 57 SQ M plus terrace 81 SQ FT / 7.5 SQ M.

The Terrace Mid Suites

Suites 518; 520 - 545; (538 and 541 wheelchair accessible); measures 300 SQ FT / 28 SQ M plus terrace 54 - 81 SQ FT / 5 - 7.5 SQ M.

The Terrace Suites

Suites 501 – 504; 514; 516; measures 300 SQ FT / 28 SQ M plus terrace 54 - 81 SQ FT / 5 - 7.5 SQ M.

Creative interpretations of Southeast Asian cuisine are paired with sophisticated, laidback luxury in this sleek, contemporary restaurant.

This intimate cocktail lounge serves top labels from around the world, as well as premium Champagnes with caviar pairings.

Indulge in a specialty dining experience designed by Chef Sven Elverfeld of Aqua, the three Michelin-starred restaurant at The Ritz-Carlton®, Wolfsburg.

The Signature Mid Suites

Suites 624; 626; 627; 629; 634; (636 wheelchair accessible); 637; 639; measures 429 SQ FT / 40 SQ M plus terrace 81 - 118 SQ FT / 7.5 - 11 SQ M.

The Signature Suites

Suites 615 – 618; measures 429 SQ FT / 40 SQ M plus terrace 81 - 118 SQ FT / 7.5 - 11 SQ M.

Suites 622; 625; 628; 630 – 633; 635; 638; 640 – 643; 645; measures 300 SQ FT / 28 SQ M plus terrace 54 - 81 SQ FT / 5 - 7.5 SQ M.

Suites 601 – 614; 619 – 621; 623; measures 300 SQ FT / 28 SQ M plus terrace 54 - 81 SQ FT / 5 - 7.5 SQ M.

The Owner's Suites

Suites 736; 737; measures 1091 SQ FT / 101 SQ M plus terrace 635 SQ FT / 59 SQ M.

The View Suites

Suites 732 & 733 measure 544 SQ FT / 51 SQ M plus terrace 108 SQ FT / 10 SQ M; Suites 734 & 735 measure 574 SQ FT / 53 SQ M plus terrace 129 SQ FT / 12 SQ M.

The Grand Suites

Suites 701; 702; 711; 730; 731; measures 587 SQ FT / 55 SQ M plus terrace 108 - 118 SQ FT / 10 - 11 SQ M.

Suites 714 – 717; 724 - 727; measures 429 SQ FT / 40 SQ M plus terrace 81 - 118 SQ FT / 7.5 - 11 SQ M.

Suites 703 – 708; measures 429 SQ FT / 40 SQ M plus terrace 81 - 118 SQ FT / 7.5 - 11 SQ M.

Suites 712; 713; 718 – 723; 728; 729; measures 300 SQ FT / 28 SQ M plus terrace 54 - 81 SQ FT / 5 - 7.5 SQ M.

Suites 709 – 710; measures 300 SQ FT / 28 SQ M plus terrace 54 - 81 SQ FT / 5 - 7.5 SQ M.

Come as you are, for lunch or a romantic dinner al fresco. The seafood bar features fresh local catches while prime cuts are prepared to order from the grill.

Suites 805; 811 - 814; 819 - 822; measures 587 SQ FT / 55 SQ M plus terrace 108 - 118 SQ FT / 10 - 11 SQ M.

Suite 802; measures 429 SQ FT / 40 SQ M plus terrace 81 - 118 SQ FT / 7.5 - 11 SQ M.

Suites 807 – 810; 815 – 818; 823 - 824; measures 300 SQ FT / 28 SQ M plus terrace 54 - 81 SQ FT / 5 - 7.5 SQ M.

Suites 801; 803; 804, 806; measures 300 SQ FT / 28 SQ M plus terrace 54 - 81 SQ FT / 5 - 7.5 SQ M.

The Gym is home to a health and wellness program that integrates fitness and spa with lectures and nutrition and can be customized for each guest.

The Ritz-Carlton Spa®

A wide variety of locally inspired treatments are offered indoors or out. Plus a full-service Beauty Lounge, a Gentleman’s Grooming Salon, and more.

The Humidor

An intimate lounge with premium cognacs and fine, hand-rolled cigars showcased in the state-of-the-art humidor.

The Observation Lounge

Top-deck views erase the borders between land and sea. Perfect for lounging, socializing, sunset cocktails and late-night dancing. 

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Delivered in 2016, Dilbar is the largest motor yacht in the world by gross tonnage. She is one of the most complbuilt as and challenging yachts ever built, in terms of both dimensions and technology. At 15,917 tons, the 156-meter superyacht features entertainment and recreation spaces never before seen on a yacht. These include a 25-meter swimming pool that holds an incredible 180 m³ of water, the largest pool ever to have been installed on a yacht. The exterior design, a classic profile with a light ivory hull and bronze accents, was developed by Espen Øino International. Her spectacular interior, created by the Winch Design team, uses rare and exclusive luxury materials.

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SAVANNAH Yacht for Charter

SAVANNAH is a multi-award winning superyacht that has been lighting up the charter market since her launch in 2015.

• Length 83.5m / 274ft
• Number of guests 12
• Guest cabins 6
• Region Caribbean & The Bahamas , South of France
• Builder Feadship
• Cruising speed 14 knots
• Max speed 17 knots
• Number of crew 24
• Draft 3.95m
• Range 6500nm
• Hull material Steel

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• Spectacular and expansive interior
• Gym, spa and hammam
• Exceptional swimming pool
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SAVANNAH features

The world’s first hybrid superyacht blends innovative eco-friendly technology with an ultra-luxurious design for a one-of-a-kind charter experience.

SAVANNAH’s onboard highlights include a 9m swimming pool, a full beach club and spa plus a breathtaking underwater lounge for the ultimate charter experience.

With six luxurious ensuite staterooms, SAVANNAH is capable of welcoming up to 12 guests onboard. A masterpiece of modern design, SAVANNAH’s owner’s suite is located on the private upper deck. The bedroom features a show-stopping oval skylight overhead and wall-to-wall full-length windows on all sides which flood the room with light.

The owner’s suite opens into a huge marble bathroom plus a walk-in dressing room and a cosy study. Custom-built pantograph doors lead out onto the private upper deck area. Spacious and light, SAVANNAH’s beautifully finished VIP suite is located on the main deck. It includes an ensuite bathroom and offers sweeping views of the ocean.

SAVANNAH’s guest accommodation includes two double and two twin staterooms each with an ensuite bathroom on the main deck. 

SAVANNAH’s main deck features an open-plan layout with two curved salons linked by a central corridor. Innovative glass doors can be removed to create a seamless connection with the weather deck. SAVANNAH’s striking formal dining room also features curved glass doors which can be opened for indoor/outdoor dining. Equipped with an oval dining table for 10 guests. SAVANNAH is equipped with a state-of-the-art private gym, an onboard spa and a Moroccan hammam.

On the aft deck, you’ll find an underwater lounge. The first of its kind in the world that can also be transformed into a cinema room.

Boasting a wealth of alfresco entertainment options, SAVANNAH is equipped with a remarkable nine-meter swimming pool on the main deck. Surrounded by loungers and leading down to the vast bathing platform, this is the ideal spot to relax with family and friends. 

SAVANNAH comes with a wide selection of water toys including two 9.5m tenders, a 50hp RIB, Jet Skis, WaveRunners, Jet Surfs, Seabobs Kayaks plus all the latest inflatables and towables. She is equipped with an onboard basketball court and carries mountain bikes, footballs, frisbees and volleyball nets for onshore fun.

Other outstanding exterior features aboard charter superyacht SAVANNAH include a forward-facing spa pool, a full beach club at water level plus a huge sun deck complete with a DJ station and a BBQ for relaxed evenings spent dancing under the stars.

While on charter, she carries a dedicated and professional 24-person crew including an onboard masseuse and beautician.

For an unforgettable voyage, set sail for the sun-drenched Bahamas with charter yacht SAVANNAH. The perfect charter destination for swimming, snorkelling and water sports, explore countless miles of breathtaking coastline in the beautiful cruising grounds of the Caribbean.

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6 future superyacht trends

Article written by BOAT International Published on September 3, 2024

Advanced technology, innovative design concepts and a growing emphasis on sustainability are just some of the ways in which superyachts are continuing to evolve, and staying ahead of these emerging trends is crucial for designers, builders and enthusiasts alike. Looking at some of today’s stand-out features, we offer a glimpse into what could define the next generation of superyachts.

Responsive design As technology expands and develops, there is a growing trend for designers looking to intertwine art with technology. Responsive design, also known as immersive art, has been a big talking point in the industry recently.

A major project which caught attention back in 2020 was 107.2-metre Luminosity’s 370-square-metre interactive LED walls, designed by Zaniz Studio. Since then, responsive design has become ever more popular on board, with Perini Navi’s 46.5-metre ArtExplorer showcasing a 16-metre cinematic tunnel whose walls are wrapped in LED light installations.

Currently, responsive design plays with movement and light but in the future, we might see the trend encompass touch, smell and temperature.

Nature takeover We’re already seeing a shift towards yacht designs that champion an improved connection to the water – like the open aft deck on the Benetti Oasis models or the underwater viewing lounges on board 83.5-metre Savannah and 75-metre M’Brace.

The next phase may see greenery make more of an appearance on board. A recent nature-focused project that stole the spotlight was Heesen’s 67-metre Sparta, its three decks symbolising the elements of water, earth and air.

Interior restyling During and after the pandemic, we saw a significant spike in yacht usage among both owners and charterers, with some spending weeks at a time at sea.

Based on this, we might expect to see people readjust their attitude toward their yachts by focusing less on wow factor and more on comfort and liveability. Instead of grand pianos, elaborate dining saloons and disused Jacuzzis, owners may opt for additional offices, larger gym areas or cosy media rooms.

Central to this ethos is Nuvolari Lenard’s 202-metre Centerfold concept, a design that evokes feeling, according to the studio, rather than purely aesthetics. Interior styling is also shifting towards neutral tones and comfortable furnishings as opposed to cool, contemporary themes designed for dazzling, rather than living.

The power of artificial intelligence It’s no doubt that AI is beginning to weave its way into many industries, and this is no different in the world of yacht design.

Over the past year, we have seen various shipyards and designers embrace AI in order to enhance the guest experience on board. Azimut was one of the first with the installation of smart home automation on board the Magellano 60.

More recently, Rossinavi harnessed the power of AI to maximise environmental efficiency on board the 43-metre hybrid-electric Seawolf X. Whilst AI is still in its infancy, the industry has so far proven that the technology can be useful in numerous ways on board, and we can expect this evolve rapidly in the coming years.

Explorer-style amenities Alongside strong demand for explorer yachts we’ve also seen an uptick in trend for explorer-style features, even on regular superyachts.

Holterman’s 32.6-metre Lady Fleur is a good example of this, incorporating a hydraulic aft platform that doubles as a tender bay and swimming pool. Warming firepits, larger toy lockers and toy-carrying aft decks are becoming more commonplace, with Wider’s 49.9-metre Stern able to house a submersible.

In keeping with that theme, yachts may start to get more rugged and functional in appearance – something that’s highlighted by the booming in the popularity of conversion superyachts.

Glass galore The use of glass has grown in the past few years, with more designers beginning to use it for aesthetic purposes as well as functional ones.

We’ve also seen it become more frequently used for structural purposes too, as the material becomes more durable and easier to work with.

From Feadship’s 77.2-metre Pi’s glass-clad saloon to Oceanco’s 90-metre Dar’s glossy glass exterior, it’s making a big appearance on the exterior. In the future, we may start to see glass introduced more heavily on the interior as well.

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Built in 2017, the MSC Cruises MSC Meraviglia cruise ship weighs 168K tons and has 2244 staterooms for up to 5386 passengers served by 1400 crew . There are 18 passenger decks, 11 with cabins. You can expect a space ratio of 31 gross tons per passenger on this ship. On this page are the current deck plans for MSC Meraviglia showing deck plan layouts, public venues and all the types of cabins including pictures and videos.

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Sleeps up to: 4 2 Cabins Cabin: 700 sqft (66 m 2 ) Balcony: 430 sqft (40 m 2 )

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YACHT CLUB DELUXE SUITE

Sleeps up to: 4 78 Cabins Cabin: 307 sqft (29 m 2 ) Balcony: 57 sqft (5 m 2 )

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YACHT CLUB INTERIOR

Sleeps up to: 2 15 Cabins Cabin: 178 sqft (17 m 2 )

YACHT CLUB DUPLEX SUITE

Sleeps up to: 4 8 Cabins Cabin: 397 sqft (37 m 2 ) Balcony: 242 sqft (23 m 2 )

BALCONY SUITE

Sleeps up to: 4 10 Cabins Cabin: 295 sqft (28 m 2 ) Balcony: 280 sqft (26 m 2 )

Sleeps up to: 4 1282 Cabins Cabin: 161 sqft (15 m 2 ) Balcony: 44 sqft (4 m 2 ) * Size may vary, see details below.

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FAMILY BALCONY

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Sleeps up to: 6 24 Cabins Cabin: 180 sqft (17 m 2 ) Balcony: 56 sqft (5 m 2 )

Sleeps up to: 6 122 Cabins Cabin: 161 sqft (15 m 2 ) * Size may vary, see details below.

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Sleeps up to: 4 14 Cabins Cabin: 180 sqft (17 m 2 )

Sleeps up to: 4 657 Cabins Cabin: 178 sqft (17 m 2 ) * Size may vary, see details below.

SINGLE INTERIOR

Sleeps up to: 1 32 Cabins Cabin: 131 sqft (12 m 2 )

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Plans for futuristic 500ft submersible superyacht with onboard spa & helipad for 20 guests to travel in complete luxury

• Juliana Cruz Lima , Foreign News Reporter
• Published : 18:48, 12 Sep 2024
• Updated : 0:33, 13 Sep 2024
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INCREDIBLE plans for a futuristic yacht have changed the game for luxury travel as it promises to take its guests completely underwater.

The Migaloo M5 is said to be the world's first submersible superyacht which boasts its own onboard spa and helipad and an outdoor cinema.

Appropriate for both tropical and polar environments, the vessel is made to be completely submerged for about four weeks at a depth of 820 feet.

For comparison, the British Royal Navy 's leading submarine, HMS Astute, seems a toddler at only 318ft.

This sailor's paradise yacht is predicted to have a speed of 12 knots underwater and a range of more than 8,000 nautical miles when surfaced.

The inside of the Migaloo M5 is 1,000 square meters, of which 220 are private quarters devoted to the owner.

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The 500ft vessel is designed to comfortably house up to 20 passengers and a crew of 40 as they venture into the deep sea.

A 200-square-meter spa, an outdoor theatre, a helipad, a helicopter hangar, and two "Midget Submarines" for additional deep-sea research are among the lavish amenities onboard.

A luxury interior features a 36-seat dining room with glass walls that allows guests to be fully submerged in the underwater world as they eat.

The super boat also includes two expedition vehicles, a 12.5-meter limousine tender, and a large assortment of water toys for both surface and land cruise.

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Below deck mediterranean season 9’s villain ellie dubaich has aesha scott angrier than she’s ever been.

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Below Deck Mediterranean season 9’s villain Ellie Dubaich’s behavior has Chief Stew Aesha Scott angrier than she’s ever been on screen, especially after trying to take control over the interior team. Throughout Below Deck Mediterranean season 9, Ellie has been working hard to prove herself with the hopes of becoming a Chief Stew in her next season. She was excited to be working with Aesha, knowing that as one of the most successful Chief Stews in the franchise, she’d started at a lower rank on Below Deck Mediterranean, and managed to work her way up to the top ranking Stew.

Even with Ellie understanding that Aesha could help her in her journey to become a Chief Stew, the Second Stew had problems that started early in the season. When Ellie revealed to her fellow Stew Bri Muller that she was interested in Lead Deckhand Joe Bradley, Bri didn’t share that she had her sights set on their fellow crewmate. Instead, Joe played Bri and Ellie against each other throughout the season , making their professional lives as difficult as their personal ones. Even after Ellie and Bri forgave each other, things were difficult between the interior team members throughout the season.

Aesha Has Been Irritated With Ellie’s Performance

She’s not happy with ellie’s work.

Aesha’s been spending her time on Below Deck Mediterranean struggling with Ellie and Bri’s work in different measures. While Bri is a more inexperienced Stew who has been having a hard time keeping track of her work, Ellie’s work as a Stew with nearly a decade of experience should be better off. Unfortunately, Ellie has been having a hard time keeping up with her work as Second Stew and has been doing poorly managing in her position. While the interior team has been down a Stew, Ellie has struggled with the elevated workload.

While Ellie’s work hasn’t been as poor as possible , she’s been cutting corners and making mistakes that Aesha’s noticed throughout her time aboard Mustique. Making it harder overall for the rest of the team to succeed, Aesha has noticed that Ellie struggles to clean up after herself and tries to delegate tasks that she should be taking on. With a difficult work style, Aesha has been having a hard time figuring out how to come to Ellie with her problems.

Ellie Hasn’t Been Working Up To Her Full Potential

Her superiority complex created issues.

While Ellie’s been doing the best she can, she hasn’t been working up to her full potential in her time aboard Mustique. With a superiority complex that pushes her to try to one-up the people beneath her, Ellie has taken her relationship with Bri to a very different level than the typical Second Stew. Ellie’s been overbearing with Bri , making it clear that she’s higher ranked than the Third Stew, but hasn’t been delivering.

In her time aboard Mustique, Ellie has struggled to figure out how to manage her time and prioritize her tasks in the right manner. Making it clear that she doesn’t understand which tasks are the most important and which are the least, Ellie has been having a difficult time with Aesha’s instructions , sometimes downright ignoring them. Even though she feels she’s working on a high level, she’s barely scraping the bottom of the barrel of her own potential.

Aesha’s Tried To Be Careful With Ellie’s Emotions

She held back her genuine criticism.

Although Aesha has been doing her best to work around both Ellie and Bri’s personalities, she’s been struggling with giving Ellie feedback more than with Bri. While Bri isn’t incredibly receptive to criticism, she’s at least been able to implement fixes for the issues she’s faced aboard Mustique. Ellie, in contrast, hasn’t been able to take constructive criticism or feedback as Aesha’s provided it. While it appears she thinks she’s been able to work on her performance, Ellie’s response to criticism has been difficult throughout the season.

Feeling like she has to over-explain and lash out with counter-criticism, Ellie has been tough when Aesha comes to her with problems. Because of her behavior, Aesha has avoided giving Ellie much feedback unless it’s incredibly pertinent. Though Ellie deserves to understand that her performance is poor and know how Aesha needs her to improve, it’s proven too difficult for Aesha to talk to Ellie in a neutral setting. Ellie seems to take Aesha’s criticism personally , which makes it harder for the Chief Stew to help her improve her skills.

Ellie’s Taken Things Too Far Delegating With Carrie & Bri

She’s trying to take over aesha’s job.

Although Ellie has been struggling throughout the charter season , things escalated when Captain Sandy Yawn and Aesha brought in a fourth Stew for the end of the charter season to ensure things could run smoothly. Carrie O’Neill, who was happy to work as a floating Stew wherever Aesha needed, had a similar set of experiences to Ellie before coming to work aboard Mustique . While Ellie and Carrie seemed like they were going to be at the same level, it quickly became clear that Carrie was more efficient than Ellie, which the Second Stew took as a threat.

With Carrie aboard Mustique , Ellie struggled to understand her role and felt like Aesha was going to push her down the ladder and replace her with Carrie at any moment. While Aesha didn’t have plans to replace Ellie in the final charters of the season, Ellie’s attitude made it clear that she was having a hard time working in the new group. Delegating Carrie and Bri for tasks when Aesha was present and trying to overstep her authority at every turn to ensure her position was known, Ellie angered Aesha in the most recent charter.

Will Aesha Lose It On Ellie During The Season Finale?

She might blow up on ellie.

Aesha gave Ellie a taste of the anger that she was feeling during the most recent episode of Below Deck Mediterranean season 9 , getting upset after Ellie continually overstepped. While it appeared that Ellie was just trying to get her work done, her incessant orders and consistent direction weren’t what Aesha wanted from her. She explained that Ellie was trying to go over her head, even if she didn’t mean it , and Aesha didn’t appreciate being overstepped in that way. While Ellie tried to apologize, Aesha didn’t want to hear it.

Aesha snapped at Ellie in the most recent episode of the series but with one final episode left in the season, could she lose it entirely? Aesha has been struggling with Ellie throughout the charter season, but with her most recent actions and attitude, t he Chief Stew would have every right to blow up on Ellie . While it may not be a matter of firing Ellie, it could be worth it for Aesha to make sure that Ellie understands why her performance throughout the charter season wasn’t up to par. Below Deck Mediterranean season 9’s Chief Stew should be upfront.

Below Deck Mediterranean airs Mondays at 9 p.m. EDT on Bravo.

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