OTTAWA IV

Thirty-nine metres of tri-deck motor yacht built by I-SEA Yachts, OTTAWA IV cruises the Greek islands and the Turkish coast — two shorelines that reward a yacht with this much deck to spread out on. A refit completed in 2023 keeps her current. Accommodation is arranged across five cabins for up to twelve guests. The owner's cabin takes the full beam of the main deck, a placement that brings sightlines straight out to the water from the moment you wake. Below, two VIP cabins and two cabins with twin beds handle the rest of the party, making her as workable for two families as for a group of friends. Detailed bed configuration on request. The tri-deck layout is the point here: three levels of separate territory, so that lunch on one deck, a nap on another and cocktails on a third never compete for the same square metres. The sun deck carries a pool — the anchor of long afternoons at anchor — and a large lifting swim platform brings the sea within a single step, whether you're launching toys or simply swimming before breakfast. Inside, satellite TV, LED screens, a hi-fi system throughout, iPod dock, DVD/CD player and Wi-Fi cover the evenings; board games remain undefeated on the crossings between islands. Her low fuel consumption is a genuine advantage on longer itineraries, where the choice to keep going rather than turn back tends to be the one that makes the week. A professional crew of seven runs the yacht and the service — enough hands to look after twelve guests properly without ever crowding them. For the water: a Seabob F5, stand-up paddleboard, sea kayak, wakeboard, water skis, donut and Big Mable, a water slide, and snorkelling gear for the shallow bays that Greece and Turkey hand out generously.