SEATZEN | 1974

Best for: groups of friends exploring the Greek islands, with families seeking a hands-on sailing experience a close second.

SEATZEN is a 21.9-metre traditional sailing yacht built by Psaros Shipyard in 1974, and her most distinctive quality is the depth of sailing heritage her captain brings aboard. Antonis Trimis has 21 years of professional yachting experience, holds an Offshore Sailing Diploma to 200gt, and raced competitively on the Aegean Rally circuit before taking command of yachts up to 34 metres. He is also a technical diver and gas blender, which opens up the underwater side of Greek cruising in a way few crews can match. Engineer and deckhand Nikos Vlachos grew up in Euboea maintaining traditional wooden boats, and the onboard chef Antonios rounds out a crew of four dedicated to high-level service.

She accommodates up to ten guests across four ensuite cabins: three doubles, one with a pullman berth, and a twin also with a pullman. That layout works well for groups or families travelling together without feeling crowded. On the water, a 4-metre tender, two stand-up paddleboards, and snorkelling equipment keep guests active between anchorages anywhere along the Greek coast.