ARAMIS

PRINCESS V78 — ARAMIS A Princess V78 is a straightforward proposition: British build quality, sportscruiser proportions, and enough range to make a week between Sardinia and Corsica feel unhurried rather than ambitious. ARAMIS delivers exactly that, with a 2017 refit behind her. The hull tells you most of what you need to know — deep sections and raised bulwarks, matched to serious power. The result is a yacht that holds its line in a building afternoon breeze and arrives at Porto Cervo or Bonifacio without asking anything of its guests. Long passages are part of the brief here, not an exception to it. Inside, the main deck works as one continuous living space. The saloon opens onto the cockpit through a sliding glass door, and the sunroof above brings the sky into the dining area. Leave both open and the distinction between inside and out simply stops mattering — which is the whole point in July off La Maddalena. Below, four cabins accommodate eight guests. The owner's cabin takes the full beam of the yacht, the VIP sits forward, and two further cabins complete the layout — one with twin beds, one with a single berth. Detailed bed configuration on request. The crew handles the rest: the tender runs, the anchorages that stay quiet, the table laid at the right hour. Cruising grounds run from the Costa Smeralda and Cagliari through Corsica to the Tuscan Archipelago.