Majesty of Greece

Majesty of Greece is a new power catamaran that pairs the steadiness and breadth of two hulls with the layout and feel of a motor yacht. For a family or a group of friends exploring Greek waters, that means calm passages between islands, broad decks that never feel crowded and a yacht that settles quietly at anchor. Her design gives each part of the day its own place: a shaded cockpit for long lunches, a flybridge open to the sun, and a foredeck set around a Jacuzzi, where you can sit in warm water and watch the coastline drift by.

The owner's suite is a genuine retreat, with a dressing room, a sofa for reading and a bathroom built around a generous walk-in shower. The other guest cabins each have a queen bed and their own en suite bathroom, finished to the same standard, so no one draws the short straw. The galley is placed a deck up, which leaves the saloon free to be a relaxed, sociable room where guests can follow the crew as meals take shape. There is a TV, a stereo with device connections, WiFi, and a printer and laptop should work demand a moment.

Swimming is effortless from the hydraulic platform at the stern, which lowers to the water for stepping in, lounging at sea level or launching toys. And the toys are plentiful: a Seabob and a Flitescooter for gliding through and over the water, water skis for adults and children, a wakeboard and tube, kayaks, a paddleboard, floating mats, a water carpet and an inflatable couch, with snorkelling gear and a fishing rod for quieter hours. The Highfield dinghy carries you ashore whenever a beach or harbour catches your eye.

Days aboard follow your own pace. An attentive crew looks after the running of the yacht and the table, leaving you free to choose between a lazy morning swim in a quiet bay and an afternoon spent moving on to the next island. For those who like to keep up a routine, there are dumbbells, kettlebells, yoga mats, a stepper, resistance bands, TRX and weight handle bars. Evenings might bring a barbecue on deck, a game of backgammon, chess, UNO or Jenga, and a rinse under the deck shower before dinner.