An interior by Bannenberg & Rowell has a muted palette of colours and walls panelled in white elm to achieve the a retro look of Californian life with a feel and palette reminiscent of Mad Men, the television program set in the early 1960s, and of the late 1950s and early 1960s surf lifestyle. 

The open plan saloon offers settees to port and starboard, occasional armchairs, coffee tables, a bar, ice maker and an entertainment centre while forward is a formal dining area. Up in the sky lounge there is further comfortable seating, a bar and an entertainment centre including a large flat screen television.

Outdoors, the large aft deck is dominated by a huge rectangular table for al fresco dining while the sun deck has loose furniture allowing for a flexible layout and comes with a full wet bar. The sun deck has a large jacuzzi forward with plenty of sunbathing pads around it, as well as shaded seating and a bar. For sunbathing in complete privacy, even when in port, the foredeck has a lounge and sun pads.

Accommodation is for up to 12 guests in five cabins consisting of a full beam master suite forward on the main deck, two doubles and a two twin cabins, both with Pullman berths. All cabins have en suite bathroom facilities.