PROJECT STEEL

Project Steel — Bugari 112 — Greek Islands Few charter yachts carry a story quite as deliberate as this one. Drawn by naval architect Vincenzo Ruggiero and built by the Bugari shipyard, she first sailed as *Miss Danna*. In 2013 a long-term project began: bring the hull, the interior and the standard of service back to their full potential, and keep going until she stood comparison with anything on the Greek charter market. The most significant chapter came in 2019, with a full hull conversion — a four-metre extension and a new vertical bow, incorporating current thinking in naval design rather than simply refreshing what was there. New teak decks followed, along with new exterior furniture and cushions and a repaint of hull and superstructure. The refit was completed in 2020, and the result is a yacht that reads as new underfoot and behaves like one at sea: smooth, notably quiet, and unhurried across the Aegean. Accommodation is arranged over five cabins for twelve guests, each with en-suite facilities — an owner's cabin, a VIP cabin, a cabin with a double bed, and two cabins fitted with twin beds. Detailed bed configuration on request. It is a layout that suits a family group or a set of friends travelling together without anyone drawing the short straw. Inside, the volumes are generous and the exterior deck space equally so — the kind of proportions the four-metre extension was designed to serve, giving you room to spread out between islands rather than negotiate for it. She charters with a full professional crew, attentive to the detail that makes a week aboard feel effortless: the anchorage chosen for the afternoon light, the meal timed to when you actually come back aboard. Greece, at the pace you set.