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Boarding the Kando 90 is via her portside passerelle or the swim platform if on a floating dock. Up six steps is an ample size Aft Deck with both fixed and loose seating around a dining table. The Salon next forward has a couch to starboard and two chairs to port. Next forward is an eight-place dining table.
Forward to starboard is a Day Head and the entrance to the full beam On-Deck Master Cabin with a large Head with two basins, toilet, bidet shower and a spa tub.
From the dining area forward to port is a large Galley and private stairs to a captains cabin on the lower level all the way forward. This cabin has a walkaround berth on centerline and a large Head and walk-in closet.
Back on the Main Deck in the entry foyer steps lead down to the four guest suites. Aft are matching walk-around queen berths with full Heads. Forward are matching double berth suites with full Heads.
Back to the entry lobby steps lead above to the Skylounge Deck. All the way forward is a large Pilothouse with a centerline Helm and guest seating aft to stbd.
The full beam Skylounge has a walk behind bar with four stools and going aft two sofas facing inboard with occasional chairs aft.
A Day Head is located forward on the starboard side.
The boat deck has plenty of room for outdoor seating forward of the tender. Also on the boat deck are steps to the Flybridge.
The Flybridge has an upper Helm on centerline, a walk behind bar to port and a large dining area to starboard. Aft is a large sunbed area for several people. A large FRP hardtop covers much of the Flybridge.
The vessel features a displacement hull form with an unsinkable hull design protecting against flooding in any compartment. Minimum cabin free height is 2.10 m. The boat has 4 control stations including 2 helm bridges with emergency stop buttons.
The hull is constructed of high tensile marine steel AH36, with an aluminum alloy superstructure (Almg 5083 H321). The hardtop is a sandwich system epoxy composite. Piping systems throughout use appropriate materials: polypropylene for fresh water, PVC for sanitary systems, mild steel for fuel, CuNiFe for sea water cooling, and galvanized steel for fire extinguishing, bilge suction, and tank air vent systems. Hydraulic systems use seamless steel pipes. Stainless steel equipment is AISI316L unless otherwise specified.