AGATA BLU

Agata Blu — Sunreef 70 A Sunreef 70 built to a fully bespoke specification, Agata Blu belongs to a generation of sailing catamarans that made real living space compatible with genuine performance under sail. The hull and superstructure were engineered to open up volume without compromising seaworthiness, and the difference shows the moment you step aboard: the interior reads as contemporary and uncluttered, and the transition between saloon and aft deck is close to seamless. She accommodates ten guests across four cabins, with detailed bed configurations available on request. The flybridge is the yacht's centre of gravity — 50 square metres of it, enough to hold a long lunch, an afternoon in the shade and sundowners without anyone rearranging furniture. Forward, the bow section is given over to lounging and sunbathing, the natural place to be at anchor when the light softens over a Cycladic bay. Agata Blu charters in Greece, moving between the Aegean and the Cyclades and, on the other side of the country, the greener, more sheltered cruising of the Ionian. Two very different sailing propositions, both well suited to a catamaran of this size — shallow enough of draft to tuck into the anchorages larger yachts have to admire from a distance. Her crew looks after the yacht year-round and runs charters with the discretion the format calls for: present when needed, invisible the rest of the time.