ARCHON

ARCHON — Fairline Squadron 55 · Greece A Squadron 55 is a sensible amount of yacht for the Greek islands: enough flybridge to spend the whole day outside, compact enough to slip into the small harbours that the bigger boats have to admire from the anchorage. ARCHON works the Aegean, and that is where this hull makes the most sense — early departures, long swimming stops, a berth in town by evening. Accommodation is arranged across three cabins, each with a double bed, for six sleeping places in total. Underway, the yacht welcomes up to ten guests aboard, which leaves room for friends joining for the day without crowding the cockpit. The layout is straightforward in the best sense: shaded cockpit dining, an open flybridge for the passage between islands, and a saloon that stays cool when the afternoon sun turns unforgiving. Chartered with crew, so the navigation, the mooring lines and the timing of lunch are handled while you decide only which bay comes next.