DAIQUIRI

Daiquiri — Lagoon Sixty5 The Lagoon Sixty5 was conceived around a simple idea: that space, on a catamaran, should be lived in rather than admired. Daiquiri makes good on it. Her main saloon is generous and filled with natural light, the kind of volume that changes how a week aboard actually feels — meals that drift on longer than planned, someone reading on the settee while the Cyclades slide past the glazing. Accommodation is arranged over five cabins for up to ten guests. The owner's cabin opens directly off the saloon, a layout that gives it both privacy and immediacy, while the four guest cabins each draw on the same open outlook over the water. Detailed bed configuration is available on request. A high-end audio system with twenty-five speakers runs throughout the yacht, zoned for independent use in every cabin and across the outdoor areas — a detail that sounds minor until you realise it means the flybridge and the aft deck can keep entirely different moods at the same hour. Her professional crew handles the passage-making, the provisioning and the anchorage choices, leaving guests to the part that matters. A broad selection of water toys is carried aboard, which makes Daiquiri a natural fit for families and groups of friends cruising the Greek islands.