4A

Few yachts working the South Pacific look quite like 4A. Built entirely in aluminium, her metallic silver hull and taut, sculpted profile register immediately alongside the quay — 39.4 metres of contemporary lines that have lost none of their edge, and a refit completed in 2024 keeping her current. Her signature is the way she opens up. Fold-down balconies in both the main saloon and the master suite bring the water level into the living spaces, so a morning coffee is taken with nothing between you and the sea. Aft, a full-beam beach club on the main deck gives that same barefoot access at the waterline — the kind of layout that changes how a day at anchor actually unfolds. Accommodation is arranged over five ensuite cabins for ten guests: three with a double bed, two fitted with twin beds. Above, the sun deck is the yacht's social centre, with a bar, daybeds, a barbecue and an awning for the hours when the afternoon slides quietly into the evening. A permanent crew handles the rhythm of the day discreetly, from the galley to the tender station. The water toys are there when the mood turns active — Seabobs, paddleboards and snorkelling equipment, plus a secure netted sea pool that makes swimming straightforward for families with younger children. Cruising grounds run from Fiji and the wider South Pacific through to New Zealand and Australia.