TRIDENT

## Trident Trident belongs to that small group of large charter yachts built around a single idea: that fifteen crew for twelve guests is not extravagance, but the only way to make service disappear into the background. The interior is the work of Donald Starkey, whose modern, restrained hand shows in the proportions rather than in ornament. Eight cabins sleep twelve. The owner's cabin occupies the full beam of the main deck, with a king-size bed, his and hers bathrooms and a dedicated dressing room — a genuine private apartment rather than a slightly larger cabin. A VIP cabin follows, then four cabins with double beds and two more fitted with twin beds. Detailed bed configuration on request. Life on board unfolds across deck areas of real generosity, with distinct zones for lounging, dining and sitting rather than one crowded terrace pressed into every use. A jacuzzi crowns the top deck; the sundeck also houses a gym, and a lift connects the decks — a detail that changes the day-to-day rhythm on a yacht of this volume, particularly for guests who would rather not negotiate stairs between the beach club and their morning coffee. She cruises at 14 knots and carries an ultra-modern stabilisation system with at-anchor stabilisers, which is what makes long lunches at anchor in an exposed bay pleasant rather than merely tolerable. The galley is built to professional standard, with bars and proper crew accommodation behind the scenes — the unglamorous infrastructure that separates a well-run charter yacht from a merely beautiful one. An extensive selection of water and beach toys travels with her. Trident charters throughout the Western and Eastern Mediterranean: France and Monaco, Italy, Sardinia and Corsica, Greece, Croatia and Montenegro.