ATLANTIA

Atlantia — 67' power catamaran, Bahamas Thirty-three feet of beam changes everything. On a catamaran of this width, the deck plan opens up in a way no monohull of comparable length can match, and the ride settles into something notably level — the kind of platform that lets guests keep a glass on the table while the Exumas slide past. Atlantia sleeps up to 12 guests across six cabins: five fitted with queen-size beds, plus a further cabin with a single berth. Six bathrooms serve the accommodation, and separate crew quarters keep the service discreetly out of the guest areas. The galley is the giveaway detail on this yacht — a large island, full-size range and oven under an upgraded hood, industrial dishwasher and double-bay sink. It is a working kitchen rather than a token one, which tells you what kind of charter Atlantia is built for. In the salon, a retractable television and a lounge-dining area with two convertible tables adapt easily between long lunches and quieter evenings. Outside, all-teak decks run to lounge areas at both bow and stern, with two refrigerators, sinks and an ice maker on deck so nobody has to go below for a cold drink. The helm carries current-generation navigation electronics. The crew handles the itinerary, the galley and the service throughout, shaping each day around the pace you set — cays and sandbars in the morning, an unhurried evening at anchor.