Twin Sailing Catamaran

The beach tender is what opens Twin up beyond the anchorage: a boat for running people ashore and for putting them in the water away from the yacht, and part of the reason twelve can be aboard for a day afloat while eight sleep on board.

Water toys

A kayak and snorkelling gear travel with her as well, so a guest can paddle off alone or swim with a mask rather than stay on deck, and the tender covers the runs ashore.

Where she cruises

Twin's home port is in the Cyclades and she cruises Greece, her peak falling in July and August.

Accommodation and crew

Four cabins take eight guests overnight, and a crew of three runs her, so the sailing and the tender are looked after rather than left to the group. Air conditioning and Wi-Fi reach throughout, which keeps the cabins cool at night and nobody cut off from home.

Comfort under way

She is a 62ft (19m) sailing catamaran, built by Lagoon in 2015, sailing at 8 knots with 14 knots at the top end, and two hulls mean she carries her guests level rather than heeled.

Charter notes

Twin suits a family or a set of friends who will fill the eight berths, and she is taken for a week or for a shorter three-day hire. The figure that matters most to a group like that is twelve, the number she can have on board for a day on the water.