LADY FREYA

LADY FREYA is a wooden gulet of 22.76 metres, built in the tradition that still defines cruising in Greek waters and kept current by a refit completed in 2023. Her hunting ground is the Dodecanese — the kind of itinerary where the day is measured in anchorages rather than nautical miles. She accommodates eight guests across four cabins: two owner's cabins and two cabins with a double bed. Air conditioning runs around the clock. The aft owner's cabin benefits from her flat transom, its large portholes sitting close to the waterline and carrying the movement of the sea into the room throughout the day — a detail you notice at anchor more than under way. Detailed bed configuration is available on request. Interiors are warm rather than formal, and the salon has an opening sunroof that brings air and daylight straight in. Dining is possible inside or out, and the aft deck pairs its table with an outdoor television — a practical arrangement for evenings that start late and end later. Forward, a bimini-shaded sunbathing area and lounge give the foredeck a genuine second life beyond the anchor handling. Her tender carries a 70hp outboard, which is what makes the watersports programme credible: waterskiing, wakeboarding, paddleboarding, canoeing and snorkelling. It is a sensible fit for families who want their days on the water to be active rather than merely scenic. Boarding from 16:00, disembarkation at 10:00. A permanent crew handles the yacht, the cooking and the logistics of the cruise.