ANNITA

Cruising Greece, this yacht makes its case quietly — through the way its interior volumes are handled rather than through any headline feature. Accommodation is arranged across six cabins for twelve guests: four cabins with a double bed, and two cabins with a single bed. The guest cabins are notable for how well they breathe. Three opening ports per cabin bring in real daylight and cross-ventilation — the kind of detail that matters far more in the Aegean summer than it does on paper. Berths are generously sized with side access rather than the awkward foot-of-the-bed approach found on lesser layouts, and a fitted shelf runs alongside for books and the small things that accumulate over a week aboard. It is a coherent piece of design: comfort applied consistently, cabin by cabin, rather than concentrated forward and forgotten aft. The crew looks after the running of the yacht and the rhythm of your days, from provisioning to itinerary, so that Greek waters unfold at your pace.