ALEXANDRA II

S/Y ALEXANDRA II — Alegria 67, Fountaine Pajot · Greece A recently built Alegria 67 from Fountaine Pajot, ALEXANDRA II belongs to a generation of sailing catamarans designed to reconcile two things owners rarely get together: real performance under sail and the kind of deck space that makes a week aboard feel unhurried. The flybridge is the yacht's centre of gravity. Genuinely generous, with two large sunpads aft and a clear 360-degree horizon, it is where the day begins slowly and ends over cocktails as the anchorage settles. The main deck works on two moods. Forward, a seating area sits alongside the Jacuzzi — the quieter end of the yacht, best at anchor in the late afternoon. Aft is where the day happens: a large dining table seating eight, with room to move around it rather than past it. The hydraulic bathing platform extends the living space to the waterline, equally suited to watersports, sunbathing, or an early morning yoga session with nothing but sea around you. Inside, a full-size saloon offers a genuine indoor alternative — cards, a film, or simply shade at midday. The galley is located on the lower deck, keeping the social areas clear. Accommodation — four cabins for eight guests. The owner's cabin includes a desk area and a full-size bathroom with twin sinks, and benefits from two access points: one from within the yacht, one directly from the foredeck Jacuzzi area — a detail that gives the cabin unusual privacy. Three further cabins each offer a double bed, private bathroom and TV, with two of them accessed from the aft deck. Detailed bed configuration on request. Chartered with crew, ALEXANDRA II is a straightforward proposition for the Greek islands: shallow draft, sailing under canvas when the meltemi cooperates, and deck space that makes short hops between anchorages part of the pleasure rather than a transfer.