7TH HEAVEN

S/Y 7th Heaven — Greece A sailing catamaran built around the idea that deck space is the real luxury, 7th Heaven carries one of the largest flybridges in her category — 30 m² given over to lounging, dining and watching the Cyclades slide past. Below it, a 27.5 m² cockpit extends the living space aft, while the foredeck is fitted with modular sunbathing stations that can be rearranged according to the hour and the mood on board. The galley-up layout is what makes the interior work. The main saloon opens directly onto both the foredeck and the aft deck, so nothing is compartmentalised: guests drift between shade and sun, conversation and quiet, without ever feeling routed through the yacht. It is a configuration that suits groups who want to be together without being on top of each other. Accommodation is arranged over four cabins for eight guests: a VIP cabin and three cabins with queen-size beds, each sleeping two, all with private bathroom facilities. Detailed bed configuration available on request. Greece suits her well — long reaching passages between islands, anchorages where the flybridge earns its keep at sunset. The crew handles the sailing, the provisioning and the itinerary, leaving the French *carpe diem* spirit she was designed around to take care of the rest.