POSEIRA

Launched in 2025 by Lagoon — a yard whose name has become shorthand for serious blue-water catamarans — POSEIRA brings a fresh hull and a genuinely current interior to the Greek islands. At 16.56m / 54ft, she sits in the sweet spot for the Cyclades and the Ionian: wide enough to feel like a floating apartment at anchor, shallow enough to tuck into the coves the larger displacement yachts have to admire from a distance. The layout accommodates ten guests across five cabins, each with its own en-suite. Four are arranged with a double bed; the fifth is fitted with twin beds — a useful configuration for children, friends travelling together, or a nanny cabin. It is a rare density of private space on a yacht of this length, and it means no one is drawing straws over who gets the good berth. Life aboard a catamaran of this generation happens on one level. The saloon opens directly onto the aft cockpit, so lunch drifts from shade to sun without anyone moving a chair, and the flybridge gives you the high vantage point for approaching an anchorage — or simply for watching the light go long over a Greek headland. The forward trampolines remain, as ever, the most contested real estate on board. She cruises at 8 knots with a top speed of 10, which is the honest rhythm of island-hopping: short hops between anchorages, long afternoons at rest. A crew of three looks after ten guests — enough hands to keep the service attentive and the galley producing properly, without the yacht ever feeling crowded. Expect the quiet fluency of a team that knows where the good tavernas are, which bay will be empty at seven in the morning, and when to disappear.