ALMAJU

ALMAJU — Absolute 60 Fly Cruising the South of France, Corsica and Sardinia. There is a particular kind of calm that settles on a yacht of this size, in these waters. Almaju doesn't try to overwhelm you. She simply gives you the sea, and the time to enjoy it — a morning coffee with nothing but horizon in front of you, an afternoon that stretches without anyone checking the hour, an evening on the flybridge that no one is in a hurry to end. The Absolute 60 Fly is built around that idea. The flybridge is the natural centre of gravity on board, the place where the day begins and where it tends to finish, open to the breeze and to the light that makes this stretch of Mediterranean what it is. Below, the interior volumes are generous for the length, with the clean, unfussy lines the yard is known for. The itineraries speak for themselves: the calanques and coves of the French Riviera, the wilder anchorages of Corsica, the turquoise shallows of the Costa Smeralda. Close enough to reach easily, varied enough that no two days need look alike. Aboard, the crew handles the rest — the route, the table, the timing — so that the only decision left to you is where to drop anchor next.