AKTIS

Aktis — Lagoon 42 Catamaran, Greece A Lagoon 42 is a boat that makes sense the moment you step aboard: wide, stable, easy underway, and built around living outdoors rather than admiring the interior. *Aktis* cruises Greek waters, where that formula pays off — short hops between islands, long lunches at anchor, nights in bays you reach under sail and leave without hurry. Accommodation is arranged across six cabins for up to ten guests: four cabins with a double bed, and two cabins with a single bed. It is a layout that suits a group travelling together, with genuine flexibility in how the sleeping places are allocated. The equipment list is short and, on a catamaran of this size, exactly the right one. Air conditioning throughout keeps the interior comfortable in high summer, when the Cyclades turn hot well before noon. A watermaker means fresh water is produced on board rather than rationed between marinas — the single upgrade that most changes how long you can stay away from a quay. The onboard generator keeps power steady, day and night, without depending on shore connections. The cockpit is laid in teak and sits level with the saloon, which is where most of a charter day actually happens: breakfast in the shade, an afternoon in swimwear, dinner as the anchorage settles. It is the natural centre of gravity on this yacht, and it is properly finished. Aboard, the crew handles the routing, the provisioning and the daily logistics, adjusting the itinerary to the meltemi and to what you feel like doing — which, in Greece, is the difference between a good week and a frustrating one.