SEABARIT LX is a Moon Yacht catamaran, and her twin hulls are the first thing a guest notices: a wide, level platform that stays composed at anchor and leaves room for everyone to find a corner of their own. Some will settle in the shade with a book, while others will be in the water before the coffee cools. Her crew handle the yacht, the galley and the tender between them. The shape of each day can be settled over breakfast and changed at lunch without anyone minding.
Her toys favour an energetic day. The Seabob pulls a swimmer along just beneath the surface for as long as the arms hold out. The dinghy doubles as a tow boat for the wakeboard, the water skis for adults and the tube, as well as a shuttle to the shore. Quieter hours are well provided for too: a paddleboard for nosing along a rocky shoreline, snorkelling equipment for looking down through still water, and a fishing rod for whoever prefers to sit at the stern and wait.
Indoors, air conditioning keeps the cabins and saloon comfortable whatever the heat outside. The saloon has a television with DVD, a sound bar and Netflix, along with a stereo of its own. An audio system reaches the outside spaces, so music can follow guests onto deck. Wi-Fi is aboard for those who need to stay in touch. The galley is equipped for easy hospitality: a coffee machine for the first cup, a wine cooler beside the ice maker, and a dishwasher that keeps the crew's attention on guests rather than the sink. A water maker means showers need not be rationed.
In Greece, her cruising ground, those qualities suit the way the islands invite you to move: a brief morning passage, a swim and a turn on the Seabob in a quiet bay, lunch aboard, then the dinghy ashore once the heat goes out of the day. She suits guests who want water sports and stillness in equal measure, and who would rather leave the anchoring, the provisioning and the details to her crew. What she offers is room to spread out, plenty to do in the water and very little to organise.