This power catamaran brings the steadiness of two hulls to a motor yacht's layout and manner. She feels settled under way and composed at anchor. Fountaine Pajot gave each of her outdoor spaces its own purpose. The cockpit at the stern is made for gathering, with room for everyone to sit and talk over lunch. Up on the flybridge, guests take the sun and the wider view. Forward, the foredeck centres on a Jacuzzi, where you can soak in warm water with nothing ahead of you but sea.
Inside, the owner's suite has a dressing room with space to unpack properly, a sofa for quieter hours and a bathroom with a roomy walk-in shower. Every other guest cabin is fitted with a queen bed and has its own bathroom en suite. The cabins are evenly matched, which suits a party who would rather nobody drew the lesser berth. With the cooking done a deck higher, the saloon stays a warm, unhurried room, and guests can still watch meals being prepared. There is a TV, a salon stereo with hookups for devices, and WiFi, with a laptop and printer on hand when work calls.
Aft, a hydraulic bathing platform lowers to the sea. From it you can swim, lounge at water level or have toys launched straight from the stern. The choice is broad. A Flitescooter and a Seabob carry you over and through the water, and there are adult and children's water skis, a wakeboard and a tube for those who like speed. Kayaks and a paddleboard suit calmer exploring, while the inflatable couch, floating mats and water carpet make an easy afternoon. A fishing rod and snorkelling gear fill the slower moments. Ashore is never far, with the Highfield Dinghy ready for any beach or harbour that appeals.
Her crew handle the yacht and the cooking, so the shape of each day stays with you. In Greece, where she cruises, that might mean an early swim in a sheltered bay and an afternoon passage to another island. Guests who keep a routine will find a stepper, kettlebells and adjustable dumbbells, weight handle bars, TRX and resistance bands, and yoga mats. A bimini shades the deck through the brightest hours. Later comes the barbecue, the deck shower to rinse off the salt, and chess, Jenga, UNO or backgammon as the evening settles.