STAR OF SEVEN SEAS

Measuring 23 m, Star of Seven Seas carries the unmistakable Sunseeker line, low and purposeful against the bright Aegean light. From her berth in Mykonos she offers a sporting yet refined platform for couples and small groups, combining clean exterior styling with a sun deck made for long, unhurried afternoons at anchor off the Cyclades.

Below, four cabins accommodate eight guests in comfort, each finished to a quietly luxurious standard. The main deck flows from a social cockpit into an inviting saloon, while expansive glazing keeps the islands constantly in view. A permanent crew of two ensures that meals, mooring and every detail are handled with discretion throughout your charter.

Performance is part of her appeal: a 20-knot cruise rises to 35 knots when the schedule calls for it, putting Delos, Rhenia and Paros comfortably within a single day. With a charter rate from €5,000, Star of Seven Seas suits those who want speed, intimacy and genuine Cycladic glamour in equal measure.

A typical day begins with a short run from Mykonos to the sacred island of Delos, where the archaeological site rewards an early arrival before the crowds. From there, Star of Seven Seas slips across to neighbouring Rhenia, whose sheltered turquoise bays are ideal for swimming, lunch on board and an afternoon at anchor far from any harbour.

For guests with a little more time, her turn of speed opens up the wider archipelago. Reach Paros for whitewashed villages and waterfront dining, or push on to Naxos and its long sandy beaches. With eight guests aboard and two attentive crew, every passage feels relaxed, social and tailored to the rhythm of your own Cycladic escape.