ANGELS

ANGELS — Arcadia A105 Delivered in 2025, Angels belongs to a line of yachts built on a clear idea: bring guests as close to the sea as a motor yacht reasonably can. The Arcadia A105 is recognisable for its generous beam and its tall opening windows, and Angels uses both to full effect — daylight reaches deep into the interior, and the boundary between saloon and deck is more a suggestion than a wall. Accommodation is arranged across six cabins for twelve guests: an owner's cabin, a VIP cabin with a double bed, two further cabins with double beds and two cabins with twin beds. Detailed bed configuration is available on request. The defining space aboard is the 65 sqm sky lounge and sun lounge — a single upper-deck volume that shifts with the day. Breakfast in the shade, lunch with the sides open to the breeze, sundowners once the anchorage has settled. It is the kind of area that tends to absorb the whole charter party without anyone feeling crowded, and it explains why the A105 suits families and groups travelling together. Volumes throughout are generous rather than showy, and solar-panel technology supports Arcadia's long-standing attention to quiet, efficient running at anchor — a detail guests notice less as a feature than as an absence of noise. A professional crew of six runs the yacht, with the discretion and anticipation that make a week aboard feel straightforward rather than orchestrated. Angels operates in Turkey.