As a catamaran she has a breadth of deck that a monohull rarely matches, and she uses it well. Her aft cockpit offers several places to settle, from a quiet corner with a book to a table for long conversations. On each side a balcony folds out over the water, widening the deck and bringing the sea right alongside. A bimini gives shade when the sun is high and a deck shower stands ready after a swim. In the evening, music from your own devices plays through the Fusion Sound System.
At the bow, the foredeck belongs to the sun: a jacuzzi to sink into, padded loungers and a wet bar within reach. Higher up, the flybridge has a dining table set against wide open views, where lunch can stretch well into the afternoon. Indoors the saloon has a modern feel. Because the galley sits up alongside it rather than below, the chef works in sight of guests, and each meal becomes something shared as it is prepared. A BBQ allows cooking in the open air, and there is a TV in the saloon and in the master.
Accommodation is led by the owner's suite, and the other guest cabins are laid out for privacy and sound sleep. A professional crew runs the yacht and the service aboard, so the shape of each day can be settled over breakfast, whether that means another hour in a sheltered bay or a run along the coast. For those who must stay in touch there is WiFi, along with a laptop and printer. Laundry is handled by a washer and dryer, and an iron and hairdryer take care of the rest.
Her store of toys runs wide. For speed there are Seabob scooters, a Jetsurf, a Jobe Seascooter and a Flitescooter. Wakeboards, tubes, an inflatable towable and water skis for children as well as adults are towed by the Highfield tender. At a gentler pace, guests can take out the Jobe Infinity Island, SUP boards, kayaks and a Jobe Inflatable Kayak, or reach for fishing gear, snorkel gear and floating mats. Gym equipment keeps a routine going aboard. Her cruising ground is Greece, and every hour in the water there is well provided for.