Amarea: a door from the owner's cabin to the deck, and a flybridge made for long meals
Amarea is a catamaran built around ease. She has wide, level decks and calm, minimalist interiors, and she is air-conditioned throughout, so the cabins and saloon stay cool whatever the sun is doing outside. Her twin hulls make a steady platform at anchor. Guests notice it at breakfast, and again when the hydraulic swimming platform is lowered for the first swim of the day. Her captain and crew handle the sailing, the galley and the countless small requests of a crewed charter. Guests are left to choose between a book under the bimini, a nap on deck or another hour in the water.
Her owner's cabin is the one couples will want. It has a door of its own to the deck, so the sea is the first thing seen on waking, and a desk and a TV for anyone who needs a quiet hour to work. The remaining cabins each have a queen bed and a private bathroom, finished in the same uncluttered style. Thoughtful touches run through the yacht. Every cabin has its own hairdryer and iron steamer, there is WiFi with 4/5G coverage, and a laptop and printer are on board. That makes her a sensible choice for a guest who must stay reachable while away.
The flybridge is where the days tend to gather. Meals are taken up there under open sky, with the view running right round the horizon, so lunch can drift into the afternoon and a drink at sunset can turn into dinner beneath the stars. On the aft deck, a BBQ, deck shower, sun awning and bimini keep life simple between swims. For quieter evenings there is the salon TV and stereo, and a TV in the master cabin. Yoga Mats and gym equipment allow an early session on deck before the anchor comes up.
Her toys cover every pace. For the adventurous there are Water Skis for adults and children, a Wake Board, a Tube and a Towable Sofa. The SeaNxt (Seabob type) and Sea Scooter pull swimmers through the water, while Snorkel Gear opens up the shallows. Slower hours belong to the Kayak, the SUP Paddle Boards and the Fishing Gear, and the Sur Marine ST Prestige tender makes the runs ashore. With children's skis aboard and a crew to keep watch, younger guests are well provided for. In Greece, where she cruises, that range lets each anchorage be lively or entirely restful, as the mood dictates.
On board
01Owner's cabin with its own door to the deck, desk and TV
02Queen beds and private bathrooms in the other cabins
03Flybridge set for meals under open sky
04Hydraulic swimming platform
05SeaNxt (Seabob type), Sea Scooter and Water Skis for adults and children
