MIIA

MIIA — Sunreef ULTIMA 88 The first Sunreef ULTIMA 88 to be offered for charter anywhere in the world, MIIA arrives in the Caribbean with the quiet confidence of a yacht built around how people actually live at sea rather than around a spec sheet. The interior reads as a series of considered choices: soft natural materials, furniture made for this yacht rather than adapted to it, and windows wide enough that the horizon does most of the decorating. Light moves through the volumes all day, and the sea stays in frame wherever you happen to be sitting. Accommodation is arranged across five cabins for ten guests — four with a double bed, and one fitted with twin beds, useful for children, friends travelling together or a family group that needs flexibility. Life on board gravitates outdoors. The deck areas are generously proportioned, the kind of space that encourages an unhurried breakfast to stretch into late morning and an afternoon to pass without anyone suggesting a plan. The beach club is where the day tends to gather itself — close to the water, easy, sociable. The Jacuzzi offers the counterpoint: a quieter place to sit, with nothing in view but sky and sea. The comparison that keeps coming back is a modern villa on the water — warm, personal, and unmistakably designed to be lived in. Discreet, attentive crew service underpins it all, so the days unfold at whatever pace you set.