BREEZE

Greece, aboard a Lagoon that carries itself with a character of its own. The yard's latest generation left its signature here — the broad, stable platform, the easy circulation between inside and out — but the layout has been reworked with one clear priority: keeping the balance right between living space and the number of people actually living in it. That balance shows in the accommodation. Six cabins sleep twelve guests: four with a double bed, two with a single bed. A configuration that suits two or three families travelling together, or a group of friends who want their own space at the end of the day without negotiating for it. In Greek waters, this kind of yacht makes sense in a very practical way. Shallow draught opens up the anchorages the bigger hulls have to admire from a distance, and the wide deck areas turn the long Aegean afternoons into the main event — shade when you want it, sun a few steps away. The crew handles the navigation, the cooking and the daily rhythm on board, discreetly.