NAMASTE

S/Y NAMASTE — sailing yacht, Greece Some sailing yachts ask you to choose between deck space and sociability. NAMASTE doesn't. Her flybridge runs to 30 m² — genuinely generous for a yacht of this type — and it changes the way a week aboard unfolds: this is where the day starts with coffee and the first read of the wind, and where it tends to end long after dinner. Below the flybridge, the 27.5 m² cockpit carries the main social life of the yacht, shaded and close to the action under sail. Forward, the foredeck is laid out with modular sunbathing stations, so the geography of the day shifts naturally with the sun and the breeze — a quiet corner forward when you want one, the cockpit when you don't. The main saloon opens both aft and forward, which sounds like a technical detail and isn't: circulation aboard is fluid, and the galley-down arrangement keeps crew work discreetly out of the guest areas. Accommodation is arranged over four cabins for eight guests: an owner's cabin, two cabins with queen-size beds, and a fourth cabin with twin beds. Detailed bed configuration on request. The Greek islands suit this yacht particularly well — short passages between anchorages, reliable summer wind, and the kind of cruising where a real sailing platform earns its keep rather than sitting at anchor. NAMASTE is offered with a professional crew, who handle the sailing, the provisioning and the itinerary planning so that your only decision each morning is which island comes next.