SEVILLE

SEVILLE — 14.8m motor yacht, cruising Turkey At 14.8 metres, SEVILLE belongs to that category of yacht where the coast stays within reach all day long: the quiet bays of the Turkish shoreline, a swim before lunch, an anchorage chosen in the late afternoon rather than booked weeks ahead. Built in 2007 and refitted in 2020, she is a straightforward, well-kept motor yacht rather than a statement piece — which is precisely the point for guests who want the water more than the audience. Accommodation is arranged in two cabins for four guests. The owner's cabin is complemented by a second cabin fitted with twin beds, and both have en-suite facilities — a detail that matters more on a yacht of this size than on any larger one, since it gives two couples or a family genuine independence on board. Detailed bed configuration is available on request. Under way she is unhurried by design, cruising at 7 knots with 12 knots in reserve when a change of anchorage or a shift in the weather calls for it. It is a pace that suits the Turkish coast, where the distances between one bay and the next are measured in hours, not days. A crew of two looks after the yacht and her guests — cooking, service, tenders, mooring — with the discretion that close quarters demand. On a yacht this size, the relationship with the crew is a large part of the week: attentive when you want it, invisible when you don't.