LAGUANA

Bali 4.8 — Greece A recent addition to the Bali range, the 4.8 was drawn for charter parties who want space above all else — and the layout delivers it without fuss. The outdoor areas are generous, well ventilated and genuinely easy to move around, with an electrodynamic aft gate that adds a real measure of security when guests are coming and going from the water. Accommodation runs to six cabins for twelve guests: four cabins with a double bed, and two fitted with bunk beds. It is a configuration that suits large families and groups of friends travelling together — everyone aboard has their own space, and no one is relegated to a compromise berth. Cruising the Greek islands, this is a catamaran that plays to its strengths: shallow draught for the quiet anchorages, wide flat decks for long lunches under the bimini, and the kind of stability that makes a passage between the Cyclades feel like part of the holiday rather than the price of it. Your crew handles the navigation, the provisioning and the daily rhythm of life aboard, adjusting the itinerary to the wind and to your pace — early swims off the transom, an afternoon in a taverna bay, or a late departure because no one wanted to leave.