AMICI

Greece, aboard a Lagoon that carries its own distinct character. The yard's latest generation is all there in the lines and the volumes, with a handful of considered changes aimed at one thing: keeping the balance right between the space you live in and the number of people living in it. That balance is what you notice first. Catamarans give you width where a monohull gives you depth, and this one uses it — level, stable, generous underfoot, the kind of platform that makes a long lunch at anchor in the Cyclades feel entirely unhurried. No heel, no compromise on where you can sit or how you move between the saloon and the aft deck. Accommodation runs to six cabins for up to twelve guests: four cabins with a double bed, and two cabins each with a single bed. A configuration that suits a family group spread across generations as readily as a set of friends chartering together, with enough separation for everyone to keep their own rhythm. The Greek islands are the natural playground here — the Saronic and the Cyclades within easy reach, shallow-draught anchorages a deeper yacht would have to admire from a distance. Your crew handles the routing, the provisioning and the timing of it all, so the only decision left to you is which bay comes next.