DEJA VU

Greece, aboard a Lagoon that carries a character of its own within the range. The naval architecture keeps the signature traits of the latest generation of Lagoon catamarans, with adjustments made where they matter most: the balance between living volume and the number of people actually living in it. On a multihull chartered for a full week, that ratio is what you feel every morning rather than something you read on a spec sheet. Accommodation runs to six cabins for up to twelve guests — four with a double bed, two with a single bed — a layout that suits two or three families travelling together as comfortably as it does a larger group of friends splitting the same charter. The Greek islands play to a catamaran's strengths: shallow draught for the anchorages the larger motor yachts have to admire from a distance, wide platform stability on a lively afternoon Meltemi, and shaded outdoor space that becomes the real living room from breakfast until well after dinner. The crew handles navigation, service and provisioning throughout.