SILVERSTAR II

Chartering in Greek waters, she is a yacht built around flexibility rather than fixed rooms. The cockpit is the clearest illustration: laid for dinner under the stars one evening, cleared into an open lounge the next morning, it shifts with the rhythm of the day rather than dictating it. Inside, tall vertical windows run along the saloon and continue into the cabins, so the light stays generous and the horizon stays in view — a detail that matters more than it sounds when you are aboard for a week. Accommodation is arranged across six cabins for ten guests: four cabins with a double bed, and two further cabins each with a single bed — a layout that suits an extended family or a group travelling with children or staff. The crew handles the practical side, from provisioning to itinerary, adjusting the plan to the meltemi and to what the group actually feels like doing that day.