CAMARA C

# Camara C A 1961 hull still cruising the Andaman Sea says a great deal before anyone steps aboard. Camara C belongs to a generation of gentleman's yachts built when proportion mattered more than volume — long, low, unhurried lines that read as classic from every angle. The 2022 refit brought her back to condition without stripping away that character, which is the harder of the two things to achieve. At 32 metres (105 feet), she accommodates ten guests across five cabins: an owner's cabin, three cabins with a double bed, and one cabin with twin beds. Detailed bed configuration is available on request. Guest and crew circulation are kept genuinely separate — a layout decision that shows itself less in the brochure than in the quiet of a morning at anchor. Her cruising ground is the southern Andaman Sea, and it suits her. From Phuket, the itinerary opens onto the Similan Islands Marine Park, the limestone towers of Phang Nga Bay, Krabi and its national park, Phi Phi and the Racha Islands, then further south to Koh Lipe and the Butang archipelago. Koh Samui and Koh Chang extend the range for longer charters. These are waters best read slowly, anchorage by anchorage, and a yacht of this vintage encourages exactly that pace. The crew works to the standard the yacht implies: attentive, discreet, and familiar with the anchorages that reward an early start.