NISAKI

Nisaki — Queensland 55 · Ionian Islands, Greece The Queensland 55 is the flagship power catamaran of the range, drawn by the Fountaine Pajot design team — a builder that has spent decades understanding how multihulls behave in real conditions. That heritage shows in the way *Nisaki* moves: the wide beam of a catamaran translates into genuine stability underway and at anchor, and into interior volume that a monohull of the same length simply cannot match. For cruising the Ionian, where you pass from Lefkada's channels to the anchorages of Meganisi and Kefalonia in a single day, it is an unusually well-suited platform. Accommodation is arranged over three cabins for six guests, each with its own en suite facilities. Detailed bed configuration is available on request. The flybridge is where *Nisaki* earns its reputation. A commanding helm station, sun loungers, a wet bar and generous seating make it the natural gathering point — for lunch under the awning, sundowners as the light drops behind the hills, or simply watching the coastline unfold from height. Below, the wide teak decks give easy circulation from bow to stern without the squeeze typical of this length. Inside, wraparound windows keep the saloon bright and the sea permanently in view. The lounge area is comfortable rather than formal, with a full entertainment system, and the well-equipped galley opens directly onto the cockpit — so meals move between shade and sun without ceremony, and the crew works with the group rather than apart from it. A captain and hostess run the yacht, handling navigation, provisioning and service so the days shape themselves around swimming, lunch ashore and the next bay rather than around logistics. *Nisaki* suits families and groups of friends who want the space and steadiness of a catamaran, an outdoor-focused rhythm, and the Ionian's short, easy passages between islands.