GRACE

Grace — Azimut, cruising Greece Azimut has built its reputation on a particular kind of Italian ease: interiors that feel lived-in rather than staged, and lines that still read well a decade after launch. *Grace* is a good illustration of that, and a yacht that has clearly been looked after — a refit completed in 2024 brought new flooring to the interior salon, fresh teak on deck, and a new dining table aft. She accommodates six guests across three cabins, each with its own en-suite. The owner's cabin is served by generous closet space; the VIP cabin sits alongside it; a third cabin is fitted with twin beds, which can be brought together into a double on request. Detailed bed configuration is confirmed at the time of booking. Air conditioning runs throughout, cabins and common areas alike. Life aboard settles naturally between two places. Inside, the salon is compact and warm rather than formal — the sort of space where the group ends up at the end of a long day ashore, with the galley bar close at hand. Outside, the new aft table is where most of the day actually happens: late breakfasts, long lunches at anchor, dinners that run past sunset with the tender bobbing behind. Greece suits her well. The Cyclades and the Saronic are within comfortable reach, and the pattern is a familiar one — a morning swim stop in a bay you'll have largely to yourself, an afternoon crossing, an evening tied up somewhere with tavernas a few steps from the quay. The crew handles the practical side quietly and without ceremony, from provisioning to itinerary adjustments when the meltemi has its own ideas. Wi-Fi is complimentary on board, and a selection of water toys is carried for the swim stops.