LADY M

Lady M — Lagoon 60, cruising Greece A newly launched Lagoon 60, *Lady M* belongs to the generation of large sailing catamarans built around a simple idea: volume that never feels like a compromise. You board across wide transom steps, straight into an aft cockpit that shows its purpose immediately — the natural gathering point, sheltered, level with the saloon, where lunch stretches into the afternoon while Greece drifts past on both sides. Her flybridge is the headline feature: the largest in her category, generous enough that helming, sunbathing and a drink at anchor coexist without anyone shifting position. It is the kind of proportion that changes how a week aboard actually unfolds. Below, four cabins accommodate eight guests. The owner's cabin is complemented by two cabins with a double bed and one with twin beds — each drawing on the abundant natural light that is the quiet advantage of a modern catamaran's hull layout. Detailed bed configuration on request. What *Lady M* does well is hold two moods at once: the lively, sociable side of a charter with friends or family, and the ability to disappear to a corner of the yacht and read for two hours undisturbed. Her layout was drawn with both in mind. Her crew handles navigation, service and the daily rhythm of the itinerary, leaving guests to decide little more than where to swim next.