SERENİSSİMA 9

A flybridge motor yacht working the Aegean coast, set up for days that move between anchorages rather than long passages. The layout keeps three areas apart — an open aft deck, an enclosed saloon with its own helm, and an upper deck carrying a second steering position — so a group can spread out instead of sharing one table all day.

Aft, a folding teak table with six chairs sits under a shade awning, with a cushioned bench behind it and steps down to the teak swim platform. A curved stairway leads up to the flybridge, where a U-shaped settee wraps a low table beside a sun pad, the upper helm and a bimini; radar and a satellite dome are mounted on the mast. The saloon runs on two levels: leather corner settee and glass table below, a bar unit and a ceiling-mounted flat screen opposite, then three steps up to the interior helm and a six-seat dining table. Below deck there are four cabins — a double master with cabin TV and mirrored wardrobe, two further doubles, and a cabin with bunk berths. The bathroom has a separate shower stall.

It suits families and groups of friends who eat on deck, sleep aboard, and change bays each day.