TECHNOHULL 40 CECA

TECHNOHULL EXPLORER 40 — MYKONOS Technohull built its name on hulls that stay composed when the Aegean turns short and choppy, and the Explorer 40 is a clear expression of that engineering lineage. Forty feet of genuine high-performance deep-V, with speeds over 80 knots and a range beyond 250 nautical miles — figures that matter less as bragging rights than as freedom of movement. The Cyclades open up differently when a crossing takes minutes rather than hours, and when the sea state stops dictating the plan. What sets this hull apart within the range is space. Seating runs from bow to stern in distinct zones, upholstered and stitched to a standard you notice when you sit down rather than when you read the brochure — one area for the group, another for those who prefer the wind and the spray up forward, and the flexibility to use the deck differently by day and after sunset. Beneath the centre console sits a cabin you would not guess from the exterior lines: one cabin with a double bed, sleeping two, and a welcome retreat from the midday sun. On board, a JL speaker entertainment system, a fridge and an espresso machine cover the essentials properly. Based in Mykonos and operating across the surrounding waters, she is best understood as a day yacht with real offshore legs — the kind of platform that turns a beach lunch on a neighbouring island into a spontaneous decision rather than a logistical exercise.