FREE AT LAST

FREE AT LAST A sailing yacht built in 2001 by Monty North in Spain, FREE AT LAST — formerly CONCORDIA — carries the original lines of Marcelo Penna, a design brief that never chose between comfort and performance. A comprehensive refit completed in 2025 has brought her back to current standard throughout, inside and out. Step aboard and you arrive directly on a flush teak deck, uninterrupted from bow to stern — the kind of open platform that tells you immediately how this yacht is meant to be used. U-shaped sofas gather guests around, while two generous helm stations sit aft. There is genuine room here to lay a table and dine in the open air, and the sofas convert into sunbathing areas when the afternoon calls for nothing more demanding. Awnings come out when the sun is at its highest, turning the same space into shade. Below, the interior opens up rather than compartmentalises: warm timber, black fabrics, and a dining table that benefits from a real abundance of daylight through large portholes and overhead hatches. It reads as a saloon you actually live in, not one you pass through. FREE AT LAST accommodates up to 8 guests. Your BellaYacht advisor will confirm the exact cabin configuration for your dates. The galley is positioned at the opposite end of the yacht from the guest areas — a deliberate arrangement that keeps service activity well away from where guests rest. Equally at ease on a relaxed family cruise as on a competitive regatta week, she works the Mediterranean from Marseille and the French coast to Corsica, Sardinia and the Italian shore, across to the Balearics or east towards Greece.