DAWN

Cruising the Greek islands, this yacht trades showmanship for something more useful: the easy familiarity of a home you happen to be able to sail. The proportions tell the story. A generous bathing platform sits at water level, wide enough to make swim stops and boarding a non-event rather than a manoeuvre. Forward of it, the cockpit is large and genuinely comfortable — the natural centre of gravity on board, where lunch stretches into the afternoon and nobody feels obliged to go inside. When you do, the saloon is flooded with light, an open, uncluttered volume that keeps you connected to the coastline rather than sealed off from it. A practical detail that regulars will appreciate: the tender stows in a dedicated garage in the transom. The deck stays clear, the aft area stays a living space, and launching happens without upheaval. Below, four cabins accommodate up to ten guests. Bed configuration is available on request. The crew keep the rhythm discreet — anchorages chosen with local knowledge, service that anticipates rather than intrudes, and the sense that the day shapes itself around you.