ALLURE

S/Y ALLURE 59 — Greece Sailing yachts rarely offer a flybridge on this scale. At 30 m², ALLURE 59's upper deck is the largest in her category, and it changes the whole rhythm of a day under sail: a place to gather while the yacht works to windward, or to sit apart with the horizon to yourself once the anchor is down. The layout has been thought through with the same intent. A 27.5 m² cockpit gives the afterdeck the proportions of a proper open-air living room, while the foredeck carries modular sunbathing stations that can be arranged to suit the hour and the breeze. Below and aft, the galley opens directly onto the saloon — a French approach to life aboard, where cooking is part of the conversation rather than hidden away from it. Accommodation is arranged over five cabins, each with a queen-size bed, for a total of ten guests. It is a generous configuration for a yacht of this type, and one that works equally well for two or three families sailing together or a group of friends who value having their own space at the end of the day. Her crew handles the sailing, the anchorages and the table, leaving guests to do very little beyond deciding which island comes next — the Cyclades, the Ionian, the Saronic Gulf within easy reach of Athens. ALLURE 59 is a yacht for people who genuinely want to sail, and who see no reason why that should mean giving up space, shade or a good dinner on deck.