LADY L

Lady L — Altamar 64 · Greek Islands At 19.5 metres, Lady L belongs to that useful category of yacht that goes where the bigger boats simply cannot: the shallow coves, the narrow inlets, the sand-fringed anchorages the Aegean keeps for those who arrive on a modest draft. Built in 2006 by Altamar and brought fully up to date in a 2022 refit, she pairs clean, contemporary exterior lines with an interior volume that surprises for the length. Accommodation is arranged over four ensuite cabins for eight guests: two with a double bed, two with twin beds. It is a genuinely flexible layout — a single family spread across generations, or two or three couples travelling together, all with their own space and private facilities. Life on board happens largely outside. The foredeck is given over to sunbathing, flat and open, ideal for the long slow hours between anchorages. Up on the flybridge, the seating area doubles as the dining table of choice — dinner served as the light goes off the Cycladic hills, with nothing overhead but the rigging of the night sky. A professional crew of two looks after the yacht and her guests, with the option of a third for charters that call for it. Discreet, attentive, and thoroughly familiar with these waters. Lady L is best understood as an island-hopping yacht: day cruises, long weekends, and the kind of Greek itinerary built around swimming stops rather than marinas.