Sea View Cabins
The honest one-liner
Sea View is the quiet middle ground. Light and view, without paying for a balcony you might barely use.
Who it suits
- People who want daylight but are not “balcony people”
- Sailors who like calm cabin time but do not need outside space
- Anyone who wants a simple upgrade in how the room feels
What it feels like
You get the psychological benefit of the ocean being present. The cabin feels less closed. It’s the kind of upgrade you appreciate most in the morning.
The trade-off
You still need to leave the cabin for fresh air. If you picture yourself sitting outside with a drink, you are a Sea Terrace person.
The value test
Sea View is worth it when the price jump from Insider is small and the jump to Sea Terrace is bigger. If Sea Terrace is only slightly more, skip Sea View and go balcony.
Small wins
- Sea View is great if you nap during the day and still want daylight
- It is also a good choice for people who spend time in the cabin reading or resting
Red Wave recommendation
Sea View is the best choice for people who say, “I want a view but I won’t use a balcony.”
The Sea View
CABIN 190 SQ FT
A bright, calm cabin with a window and ocean view, ideal if you want daylight without paying for a terrace. Sleeps 1–2 with a comfortable layout that feels less closed than an Insider.
Solo Sea View
CABIN 129 SQ FT
Designed for one with a window view, so you get daylight without paying for space you will not use. A practical, private base that suits solo sailors who want a calmer cabin feel than an Insider.
Choose the cabin that fits you
Choosing a cabin is the bit that decides how your week feels. If you tell us your dates, ship and how you like to travel, we will point you to the cabin type that fits and tell you when an upgrade is worth it and when it is not.