K2

K2 — Sanlorenzo, 2024 — chartering in Greece A 2024 Sanlorenzo carries a particular kind of confidence: clean exterior lines, no visual clutter, and interiors that let the materials do the talking. K2 belongs to that school. The volumes are generous without feeling showy, the light comes in from every angle, and the finishes are the sort you notice by touch rather than by announcement. Accommodation is arranged across five cabins for up to eleven guests: an owner's cabin, two VIP cabins, a cabin with a double bed, and a further guest cabin. The layout suits a family group as comfortably as it does a party of friends travelling together, with enough separation between spaces that everyone keeps their own rhythm on board. Detailed bed configuration is available on request, so the arrangement can be confirmed against your exact guest list before you commit. Life on board gravitates outside, as it should in the Cyclades. There are proper sunbathing areas — the kind you settle into for an afternoon rather than pass through — shaded lounge seating, and an al fresco dining setting made for long lunches that drift into the afternoon and cocktails as the light drops behind the headland. The interior stays cool and quiet, an easy retreat when the meltemi picks up or the sun sits high. The yacht charters fully crewed, with the discretion and anticipation that a Sanlorenzo of this generation invites: service that reads the day rather than imposing a schedule on it. Greece rewards a yacht like this — short hops between islands, deep anchorages, tavernas reachable by tender. K2 is well matched to that itinerary.