Liva Superyacht

Her refit in 2022 is the newest thing about Liva, a 126ft (38m) Ferretti superyacht built in 2006.

Comfort under way

She cruises at 22 knots with 29 available at the top, which brings more coastline within reach, and her fuel use runs to 850 litres an hour.

On deck

A swim platform puts the sea within a step, easy to get into and easier to climb back out of.

Water toys

Two paddleboards and two sets of water skis put a pair of guests on the water at a time, and four Jobe towables add to that; fishing tackle and snorkelling gear are aboard as well, and a 15ft Zodiac handles the trips ashore.

Where she cruises

Liva's home port is Athens, and Greece is her cruising ground, with July and August her peak months. She works within Greece rather than crossing between regions.

Accommodation and crew

Five cabins – three doubles, two twins and a pullman berth – sleep eleven, and sixteen can be aboard for a day on the water. Nine crew run her, close to a crew member for every guest, and the cabins are air-conditioned, with Wi-Fi throughout.

Charter notes

Liva suits two couples travelling together, or a family that wants five cabins to spread into rather than share. Alongside full weeks she can be hired for three days, a shorter way to take her out.