Eterno Motor Yacht

Four crew look after a maximum of six guests aboard Eterno, a 71ft (22m) Riva motor yacht built in 2004 and refitted in 2025, which means the cooking, the tender and the toys are all somebody else's job.

On deck

Sound is split into three zones – inside, out on deck and up on the flybridge – and each cabin has its own system, with an iPad of playlists to draw on, so what plays on deck need not be what plays in the cabins.

Water toys

Her tender is a Novurania 3.8 with a Yamaha 40, new in 2024, and it handles the trips ashore. Water skis, a wakeboard and a kneeboard go out behind it, along with towables – a tube, a backrest tube and a banana – for guests who would rather be pulled along, while a Seabob and a paddleboard sit alongside them and there is snorkelling gear for anyone who wants to look at the seabed.

Where she cruises

Athens, in Greece, is her home port, and Greece is where she cruises, with July and August her peak months.

Accommodation and crew

Three cabins take six guests overnight, two of them with queen beds and the third with twins, so a party of six has a bed each.

Comfort under way

She cruises at 25 knots with 32 in reserve, on 330 litres an hour, so distance need not take up much of the day.

Charter notes

Eterno suits a family or a group of friends who want the water ready to use and the boat run for them, and she works as a full week, a three-day trip or a single day out. Up to twelve can be aboard for a day hire, twice the overnight number, so friends who are not staying the night can still spend a day on the water.