TALIA is a Heesen motor yacht of quiet, purposeful character, and she has been thoroughly refitted. Inside, the mood is contemporary and restful. Tall glazing draws daylight across the living areas, and soft, neutral tones let the sea outside set the colour. There is a broad salon for gathering in the evening, a dining room laid for proper meals, and several smaller lounges for an hour with a book. Her stabilisers work at anchor as well as underway, so lunch in a rolling bay or a crossing in a fresh breeze stays composed.
The master suite is set at main-deck level and comes with a private study, which lets a guest keep an eye on business without settling for a cabin desk. Beyond it are VIP suites, double cabins and a flexible cabin that takes either twin beds or a double, so the arrangement can follow the party rather than the other way round. Each suite is self-contained, and the layout gives those sharing a charter both easy company and a door to close when they want an afternoon to themselves.
On deck, TALIA gives plenty of room to be outside. The sundeck holds a Jacuzzi with deep sun pads around it, a natural place to spend the hour before dinner, and elsewhere on deck there is space to dine in the open air with the view across the bay. The interior is air-conditioned throughout, WiFi connectivity keeps the wider world within reach when it is wanted, and the entertainment and communication system looks after evenings aboard. A massage table and gym equipment round out the wellness side.
For time in the water she is very well provided. The beach club puts guests close to the sea, and an inflatable platform keeps the toys at hand. Riders can choose the Flite foil board or the Awake Ravik electric board, take out the Seabob, the Jetski or the Yamaha Fx Waverunner, or try the wakeboard, monoski and towable toys behind the Ribco Venom chase boat. A Castoldi tender handles runs ashore, while the paddle board, snorkelling gear, a fishing rod and fishing equipment suit quieter hours. She cruises Albania, Croatia, Italy and Turkey, as well as Greece.