ONE THOUGHT

Cruising Greece — a sailing yacht built around the pleasure of steering Some yachts are simply moved from anchorage to anchorage. This one asks to be sailed. The rig has been drawn with the sail plan set aft, and you feel it in the hands: a natural tendency to head up, a helm that responds gently rather than abruptly. It is the kind of balance that rewards attention without ever demanding it. The wheel sits centrally on the flybridge — the right place to be, with clear sightlines forward and out to both sides. Guests gather around you; nobody is relegated below while the miles pass. Accommodation is arranged over six cabins for twelve guests: four cabins with a double bed, and two further cabins each with a single bed. A layout that suits two or three families sharing the same itinerary as comfortably as a group of friends. Greece is the cruising ground, and it plays to this yacht's strengths — the Cyclades and the Ionian read differently under sail, with the passage between islands becoming part of the day rather than an interval. Fully crewed, on a bespoke itinerary.