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Six cabins, twelve guests, and a helm that tells you everything Some sailing yachts reveal their character the moment you take the wheel. Here, the touch is gentle — measured rather than muted — and the rig's aft-set sail plan makes itself known through a natural tendency to head up. It is the kind of feedback that experienced hands appreciate and newcomers learn from quickly. The helm sits centrally on the flybridge, which changes the whole experience of steering. Sightlines run clean forward and out to both sides, so you read the wind, the traffic and the approach into an anchorage without leaning or guessing. Few arrangements give a guest at the wheel this much confidence. Below, the accommodation is laid out across six cabins for up to twelve guests: four cabins with a double bed, and two cabins with a single bed. A configuration that suits extended family groups and mixed parties, where not everyone needs — or wants — the same thing. Greece is the cruising ground, and it plays to this yacht's strengths. The Cyclades and the Ionian reward a boat that sails properly and anchors easily, with mornings spent under canvas between islands and afternoons at rest in water clear enough to see the seabed. Our team is available to discuss dates, itineraries and availability.