SEA YA

SEA YA — Azimut 66 · Greek Islands An Azimut 66 is a well-judged size for the Aegean: enough presence to cross an open channel comfortably, compact enough to slip into the small harbours where the good tavernas are. SEA YA, launched in 2017 and refitted in 2024, carries that logic with a clean, low-slung profile and paintwork that still reads as new. She sleeps six across three cabins, each with its own ensuite. The owner's cabin and the VIP take the prime volumes, while the third cabin is fitted with twin beds. Panoramic glazing runs through the accommodation, so the light on board changes with the day rather than being held at a constant, hotel-like level. Detailed bed configuration on request. The flybridge layout gives her the outdoor life that matters most in Greece — several distinct lounging areas, sunbathing pads, and shaded seating for long lunches at anchor. Guests tend to migrate between them over the course of a day without ever really going inside. Underway, stabilisers smooth out the beam seas that come with island-hopping in the meltemi season, and she has the pace to make an afternoon transfer between islands a short affair rather than a passage. The result is a yacht that suits both the fast, curious itinerary and the day spent going nowhere in particular.