ADARA

ADARA — Sunreef 50 · Greece A Sunreef 50 is a particular kind of sailing catamaran: wide enough to live on properly, light enough on her feet to make a passage between islands a pleasure rather than a transfer. ADARA carries that balance well, and a refit completed in 2024 has kept her presentation current. Below, the layout is refreshingly straightforward. Four cabins, each with a queen-size bed and its own ensuite, accommodating eight guests without anyone drawing the short straw — a rarity on yachts of this size, where one cabin usually pays the price for the others. Large windows bring the coastline into the interior; the saloon is contemporary in feel, with entertainment systems to match. What tends to decide a charter on a catamaran of this type is the deck space, and ADARA offers several distinct places to settle: shaded areas for lunch, open ones for the middle of the afternoon, and enough separation between them that a group of eight naturally spreads out rather than competes for the same bench. The Greek islands suit her well — short hops, sheltered anchorages, and the shallow draught that lets a catamaran tuck into bays a monohull must admire from a distance. Her professional crew handles the yacht, the galley and the day's planning, adjusting the itinerary to the wind and to what guests actually feel like doing. For time at anchor, kayaks, Seabobs and snorkelling equipment are on board.