DIMPA

A sailing yacht built for the Greek islands, where the wind matters as much as the anchorage at the end of the day. She is a yacht of proportion rather than proclamation: generous volumes, careful joinery, and a level of finish that holds up to close inspection — the kind of detail you notice on the third day aboard rather than the first. Below, four cabins accommodate up to eight guests. Three are arranged with a double bed, and a fourth cabin offers a single bed, a layout that works equally well for two families sailing together or a group of friends who value having their own space at the end of a long passage. Under sail she rewards guests who actually want to sail — the balance between performance and comfort is genuinely held, not simply claimed — while at anchor she settles into the slower rhythm the Cyclades and the Ionian ask for. Her crew handles the navigation, the provisioning and the daily logistics discreetly, leaving you to decide little more than which bay comes next.