GIULI

GIULI — 22.56m Sunseeker Seventy-four feet of British motor yacht built by Sunseeker in 2000, GIULI belongs to a lineage that made its name on sea-keeping and sensible proportions rather than spectacle. She works the corridor that suits her best: the Bahamas in season, the East Coast of Florida the rest of the year — short hops, shallow anchorages, warm water within easy reach of the swim platform. Accommodation is arranged across three cabins for up to eight guests. Two are fitted with a queen-size bed, the third with twin beds — a layout that reads equally well for two couples travelling together or a family spread across generations. She cruises at 12 knots, a pace that favours long lunches at anchor over passage-making, and she carries a crew of three. That ratio matters more than any specification: it means the day is organised around you rather than around the yacht — breakfast served as the tender is readied, the deck reset while you're ashore, dinner appearing without discussion of how. For a week between Nassau, the Exumas and the Florida coast, GIULI offers something increasingly rare at this size: a properly crewed yacht, easy to move, easy to live aboard.