DINAIA

DINAÏA — 32m · Greece Thirty-two metres of clean, well-proportioned motor yacht built for the Aegean — and for the particular rhythm of a Greek islands charter, where mornings are spent at anchor and evenings drift into long dinners on deck. DINAÏA welcomes ten guests across five cabins. The owner's cabin sits full-beam on the main deck, with full-height windows that put the sea at eye level from the moment you wake, a private dressing room and a generous bathroom. One deck down, four further cabins are arranged with real care: two VIP cabins and two cabins with double beds, each with its own en-suite. Detailed bed configuration available on request. Inside, the main salon works in finely grained woods, considered fabrics and eco-conscious materials — contemporary rather than showy, with just enough richness in the detail. The dining area is sized for the way people actually charter: friends and family around one table, with the galley turning out menus built around your preferences rather than a fixed card. Outside is where DINAÏA really earns her keep. The sun deck is panoramic, with a bar and large sunpads. The bridge deck is the quieter option — a broad seating area and al fresco barbecue dining, the natural place to end up as the light goes. Forward, the bow lounge is the spot for a flat afternoon in the sun off Mykonos or Paros, and for a first drink as the Aegean turns gold. Aft, the beach club centres on an engineered swimming platform that adjusts above or below the waterline as you like it — a genuinely useful piece of engineering that makes swimming, boarding and lazing at sea level effortless for every age on board. A full complement of water toys is carried alongside it. The crew work discreetly and know these waters, which is what makes the difference between a good itinerary and the right one.