HELIDONI

Tanna 47 — Greece A crewed yacht with a permanent team aboard, the Tanna 47 cruises Greek waters with the kind of layout that reveals itself over a week rather than in the first ten minutes. Accommodation is arranged across four cabins, each with a double bed, for a total of eight guests — an even, uncomplicated configuration that works as well for two families as for a group of friends who would rather not draw straws over who gets the good cabin. The interior is built around a U-shaped galley opening onto the saloon, with a wide bay door that pulls in light and blurs the line between inside and out. Storage is generous, which matters more than it sounds on a longer charter. The saloon itself has been laid out for living rather than for photographs: a lounger, and an ergonomic watchkeeping station with a chart table reachable directly from the helm — the sort of detail that keeps navigation part of the conversation instead of a separate, sealed-off task. Topside, the flybridge is given over to an extended lounge deck. It is where the day tends to settle — sails trimmed, anchorage in sight, no one in a hurry. Sail handling stays close at hand, and the crew remains within easy reach without ever being underfoot. Attentive, professional, and used to reading a group's rhythm, the crew handle the running of the yacht so that the week belongs entirely to those aboard.