PI2

## Pi 2 — Saba 50 A Saba 50 earns its reputation on the water rather than on paper, and Pi 2 makes the case quickly: clean lines, a broad beam and the kind of offshore composure that lets a crossing between Greek islands feel like part of the holiday rather than a passage to be endured. The model has collected genuine critical recognition — including a Best Boat award — and the reasons become obvious once you are aboard. Accommodation is arranged across five cabins, each with a double bed, sleeping ten guests. It is a rare configuration on a yacht of this size, and it changes the way a charter works: two families can share the same boat without anyone drawing the short straw, and groups of friends travel on equal footing. Life aboard revolves around the flow between spaces. The cockpit, helm station and lounge deck connect without steps or bottlenecks, so conversation carries from the wheel to the table without anyone having to raise their voice. The saloon is unusually generous — the sense of volume belongs to a considerably larger yacht — and it stays comfortable whether you are sheltering from the midday sun or lingering over dinner after a long day at anchor. Forward, a large sun lounger sits above concealed storage lockers, sheltered enough to be usable in most conditions and well away from the social hub aft. It is the spot people return to: early coffee, afternoon reading, the last of the light over the Cyclades. Pi 2 charters in Greece with crew, so the navigation, the anchorages and the shopping for tomorrow's lunch are handled while you decide how little you would like to do.