ELLY

## M/Y ELLY — Power Catamaran, Cruising Greece Multihulls have changed the way owners think about volume at sea, and ELLY makes the argument plainly. Her rounded, deliberately asymmetrical lines give her a character of her own, and the space they buy — beam carried well forward, deck areas that never feel borrowed from one another — is what you notice first stepping aboard. The main cockpit and lounge run to 36 m², a single continuous living area where the distinction between inside and outside quietly disappears. Above, a 32 m² flybridge takes in the whole horizon: the natural place to end up as the Cyclades turn amber in the late afternoon. Forward, a bow lounge with jacuzzi offers the other rhythm of the day — quieter, more private, with the anchorage opening up ahead of you. Sunbathing areas are spread across the yacht rather than concentrated in one spot, so eight guests can find their own corner without negotiation. Accommodation is arranged over four cabins for eight guests. The owner's suite is a 22 m² private apartment with a generous dressing room and an Italian-style bathroom fitted with two finely detailed washbasins. Three further cabins each have a double bed and sleep two. Detailed bed configuration is available on request. The galley is equipped with a griddle, and a large lobby links the living spaces — the kind of circulation detail that matters more than it sounds when a full charter party is aboard at once. Twin 550 hp engines and 4,000 litres of fuel give ELLY a range of 1,700 nautical miles: enough to plan itineraries across the Greek islands without the fuel gauge dictating the route. Her design work has been recognised with First Place in the Diamond Category at the CYBA Designer Water Competition, EMMYS 2024. Her crew handles the practicalities — cruising plans, provisioning, the timing of each day — with the discretion that lets guests simply decide where they'd rather wake up tomorrow.