AMAREA

Amarea — Lagoon 65 · Greece Amarea is a brand-new Lagoon 65 entering the charter market in Greece, and she arrives with the qualities that have made the yard's larger catamarans such a natural fit for the Cyclades: volume without bulk, shallow draught for the anchorages the monohulls can't reach, and deck space that spreads guests out rather than gathering them in one place. She takes eight guests in four cabins. The owner's cabin is the one that sets her apart — a genuine private space with its own desk area, a television, and direct access to the deck, so the sea stays in view from the moment you wake. Three further cabins each have a double bed and their own bathroom. The interior is handled with restraint throughout: pale surfaces, clean lines, very little visual noise. The kind of finish that lets a long lunch in the sun feel unhurried once you step back inside. Life aboard gravitates upward. The flybridge is the yacht's social centre — broad enough for a full table under the sun awning, open enough that dinner runs on into the evening with the anchorage lights coming up around you. Below and forward, the cockpit and foredeck give you the choice between shade and sun without ever having to negotiate for it. A crew of three sails her, led by a professional captain. On a yacht of this size that ratio matters: it means the service is attentive without being formal, and the day genuinely shapes itself around what you feel like doing — an early departure for an empty bay, a late one because nobody wanted to leave the last. A well-judged catamaran for Greek island cruising, particularly for two families or a group of friends who want space of their own between the shared moments.