SERENISSIMA

S/Y Serenissima — sailing catamaran, Greece There is a particular pleasure to cruising the Greek islands under sail on two hulls: the stability of a catamaran, the quiet of a yacht that moves with the wind rather than against it, and deck space no monohull of comparable size can offer. Serenissima is built around exactly that idea. Her signature is the flybridge, which opens onto a genuine ocean terrace — the kind of vantage point where you watch a Cycladic coastline slide past without ever leaving your seat. Forward, a second cockpit with generous seating gives guests somewhere entirely separate to retreat to, whether that means the rush of a good breeze on the bow or an unhurried afternoon in the shade. The aft cockpit is the social heart of the yacht: the natural setting for long lunches, alfresco dinners and the hours that follow. Below and inside, the interior is boldly contemporary and unusually spacious, designed for comfort over display. Accommodation is for 10 guests in 5 cabins: an owner's cabin plus four cabins each with a queen-size bed, all with private bathroom facilities. Detailed bed configuration is available on request. A crew of three — captain, chef and hostess — looks after the yacht and her guests, with the cooking handled on board and the rhythm of the day set by those aboard rather than by a schedule. The intent throughout is calm rather than spectacle: a yacht that gives you the islands, comfortably, and stays out of the way.