ALINA

ALINA is a new power catamaran, and her twin hulls shape everything about life aboard: broad, level decks, a steady motion at anchor and space that never feels borrowed. She suits a family or a group of friends who want to move between islands at an easy pace under power, arriving rested with the rest of the day still ahead. A dedicated crew looks after the running of the yacht, the meals and the water toys, so guests need decide little beyond where to swim next and when to eat.

The aft cockpit is where the day tends to gather. Several seating areas share it, and on either side a balcony folds down to bring guests almost level with the water, a natural place for a morning swim or a drink as the light softens. Forward, the foredeck is given over to rest: a jacuzzi, deep sunbeds and a wet bar close at hand. Up on the flybridge, a generous table invites long lunches and dinners in the open air, with the whole bay spread out around you.

Inside, the main saloon is calm and carefully finished, with its own dining area for evenings when guests would rather eat indoors. The galley sits on the lower level, out of sight, which keeps the living space uncluttered and the crew's work discreet. Her cabins include an owner's suite, and throughout she pairs quality materials with modern systems, so WiFi, a TV and a sound system are simply there when wanted. A barbecue means grilled fish or meat can be served on deck, and the jacuzzi stays inviting long after sunset.

For time in the water, her list is unusually broad. The Williams Sportjet tender tows adult water skis, an adult monoski, a wakeboard and a tube, while the SeaBob, E-foil, Jet Surf, Wingfoil and Scuba jet suit those after something livelier. Quieter hours call for a Kayak, Paddleboard, TIWAL Sailboat or Snorkeling equipment, and there is a Fishing rod, an Inflatable couch and an Inflatable donut for lazing about. In Greek waters, where clear coves and sheltered anchorages are seldom far apart, that variety gives each stop a character of its own.