SERENİSSİMA 22

Built in 2007, this 35.6-metre flybridge motor yacht works the Aegean with five cabins for ten guests and a permanent crew of five. Her proportions suit distance: an itinerary that shifts anchorage every morning is as workable as a slower week spent in a single bay.

Deck life centres on the flybridge, where a helm console sits under a bimini with a two-seat spa pool beside it, a long L-shaped sofa opposite and a dining table for six. The aft deck carries a varnished table with a cushioned bench running along the rail, and the foredeck is laid out entirely as a sunpad. Inside, the saloon runs between two facing sofa groups with full-height side windows and opens forward onto a wooden dining table for eight. Cabins have double berths, a television and a separate walk-in wardrobe; bathrooms are fitted with a shower enclosure, a bidet and a hairdryer.

Ten berths served by five crew make sense for families travelling together or a group of friends sharing the boat, and the same layout holds up over longer Aegean passages or a few days of hosting clients on board.