NADAMAS

Nadamas — sailing the Greek Islands Some sailing yachts are chosen for their speed, others for their comfort. Nadamas belongs to that rarer category where the two coexist: a hull that genuinely sails, wrapped in interiors designed for long, unhurried days at anchor. It is a combination that suits the Aegean particularly well, where the meltemi rewards a yacht that can actually use it, and the coves of the Cyclades reward one you never want to leave. Below decks, four cabins accommodate up to eight guests, each with its own en-suite — a layout that works naturally for two, three or four couples travelling together, with no one drawing the short straw. Detailed bed configuration is available on request. The interior avoids the heaviness that sometimes comes with classic sailing yachts. Light finishes and a restrained palette keep the volumes open and bright, and the furniture is arranged for ease rather than display. It reads as a space meant to be lived in barefoot, with wet swimsuits and a book left face-down on the settee. On deck, the generous sundeck is the natural centre of gravity of the day — the place where breakfast stretches into late morning and where the afternoon dissolves entirely. For guests who prefer their holiday in motion, the yacht carries a collection of water toys, ready for whichever bay looks most inviting. Nadamas is offered with crew, whose role is to make the itinerary feel effortless: anchorages chosen for the wind of that particular day, meals timed to the rhythm you set, and the practical knowledge of the islands that turns a good charter route into the right one.