ARIVA is a catamaran built around the open air. Across her twin hulls the decks spread wide, giving room to stretch out in the sun, to share a long meal outdoors and to find a quiet corner while others are busy elsewhere. At anchor she sits level and composed, which makes reading, dozing or sitting with a cool drink an easy pleasure. Her Bimini and sun awning put shade where it is wanted through the brightest hours, and a professional crew keeps the whole yacht running quietly around her guests.
Below decks, her master suite offers the most room, and the rest are doubles, each with a bathroom of its own. That arrangement suits couples particularly well: nobody shares a bathroom, and every guest has a private door to close at the end of the day. Mornings begin unhurried, with no queue for the shower, and the crew can bring breakfast up on deck while the sea is still flat. In the evening the BBQ is lit and the sound system plays, with WiFi and a TV there for anyone who wants them.
Up at her bow sits a Jacuzzi, a place to soak with nothing ahead but water and sky. Aft, a hydraulic platform sinks level with the sea, so a swim begins with a single step and climbing out again is just as simple. From there the day can be as lively as guests like: the Seabob for gliding beneath the surface, Water Ski (adults) and the Tube behind the Highfield tender, a SUP or Kayak for exploring the shoreline, Floating Mats for idling, and Fishing gear and Snorkeling gear for the quieter hours. The same tender takes everyone ashore for a walk or a meal.
Her cruising area is the Ionian, along the western side of Greece. Within it, the pace belongs to her guests: a crew familiar with this coast can suggest a cove for an early swim, a harbour for an evening stroll or a longer passage when the wind is kind, and adjust the plan as the days unfold. That is the quiet value of travelling this way. The yacht moves, the bags stay unpacked, and each morning starts somewhere different without anyone aboard having to arrange it.