Vista is a motor yacht made for brisk, comfortable passages, the kind that let a single day hold more than one anchorage without any feeling of hurry. Life aboard leans towards the outdoors: a BBQ for meals cooked and eaten in the fresh air, and a Naim sound system, played through Focal speakers, setting the tone from a quiet breakfast to a late dinner. Below, each stateroom has its own Smart TV, while electric blinds and curtains let guests shut out the glare or bring in the view without leaving the bed.
For guests who would rather be in the sea than beside it, her toys make a persuasive case. The Seabob draws a swimmer along under the surface with surprising ease, and snorkelling equipment opens up the life around any rocky shoreline. The SUP is at its best on a still bay first thing. The wave board, inflatable tubes and adult water ski come into their own behind the Williams Sport Jet, which also serves as the quickest way ashore for lunch, a stroll or a few provisions.
Her crew handle the yacht and the pace of each day, so guests need decide only where to stop and when. Her turn of speed gives that choice real latitude: if the wind rises, she can move on to a calmer anchorage with little fuss, and if a cove deserves longer, nothing obliges anyone to leave. She cruises in Greece, where islands seldom lie far apart and that freedom counts for a great deal, turning a plan into something loose enough to follow the weather and the mood aboard.