MARAYA

At 55 metres, MARAYA belongs to that useful category of yacht that feels considerably larger than her measurements suggest. Her 885 GT volume is the reason: for her length, the internal proportions are unusually generous, and it shows in the width of the corridors, the depth of the saloons and the way each deck reads as a genuine living space rather than a passage between them. A refit completed in 2018 keeps the interior current. Large windows do most of the work, drawing daylight deep inside, and the contemporary styling stays deliberately quiet — a calm backdrop rather than a statement. Accommodation is arranged across six cabins for twelve guests. The owner's cabin occupies the full beam of the main deck and opens onto a private fold-down balcony, which changes the character of the room entirely on a still morning at anchor. A VIP cabin follows, alongside two cabins with a double bed and two cabins with twin beds and an additional upper berth — a configuration that absorbs families and mixed groups without anyone drawing the short straw. Detailed bed layout on request. A guest lift runs from the lower deck through to the bridge deck, a practical detail that matters more than it sounds, particularly across multiple generations aboard. Outside, the deck areas are laid out for choice rather than repetition: separate zones for dining, for gathering, for retreating, and a jacuzzi on the sun deck for the end of the afternoon. The tender and toy inventory includes a dedicated professional ski and wakeboard boat — a serious piece of equipment rather than an afterthought, and a meaningful difference for guests who actually want to be pulled behind something well set up for it. MARAYA's crew are known for a warm, unhurried style of service. She cruises Croatia, Greece and Turkey.