C

Few yachts make an entrance into Mykonos quite like C. Spanning 54.20 m, this Baglithon-bred Baglietto carries the assured proportions of a serious superyacht, her volumes generous enough to host 12 guests across seven cabins without ever feeling crowded. The Aegean light suits her, catching the sweep of her decks from breakfast to dusk.

Onboard life centres on water and wellness. A swimming pool and jacuzzi anchor the exterior decks, while a beach club, hammam and sauna extend the experience down to sea level. Interiors balance scale with intimacy, offering both grand entertaining spaces and private corners. A professional crew of 13 ensures the rhythm of each day is effortless.

C cruises at 12 knots with a top speed of 15 knots, a pace tuned to comfort rather than haste. She is built for the long, languid charter, drifting between Cycladic anchorages and lingering where the water and the company are at their best. Aboard her, the islands reveal themselves slowly, exactly as they should.

With seven cabins and a beach club at the waterline, C is made for the extended Cycladic cruise. A week aboard might open with the short passage to Rhenia and Delos, where the pool and jacuzzi come into their own during long anchored afternoons. The hammam and sauna offer a restorative counterpoint after a day in the sun and the sea.

From Mykonos, her unhurried 12-knot cruise opens the door to Paros and Naxos, each landfall offering its own harbours, beaches and tavernas. A crew of 13 orchestrates dining on deck, tenders ashore and every detail in between. C is a yacht to be lived in rather than rushed, turning the Cyclades into a private, floating retreat.