DINAIA is a 32 metre Sanlorenzo, an Italian motor yacht delivered in 2018 by one of the most respected names in the business. Sanlorenzo build in restrained, timeless style rather than fashion, and she shows it, a clean white hull, a low superstructure and an interior of soft neutrals and warm timber that has aged not at all. Based in Athens and set up for ten guests across five double cabins with a crew of six, she is a natural fit for a family or a group exploring the Greek islands in comfort.
Her character is one of calm and space rather than pace. She is a substantial motor yacht built for long, easy days at sea and quiet nights at anchor, with generous volume across her decks and a layout that never feels crowded. That sense of room is her real strength, a yacht where ten guests can spread out and find their own corner, whether that is the sun on the foredeck, the shade of the aft deck or the calm of the salon.
Her decks are laid out for time in the open air. The foredeck opens into a broad run of sun pads set into the bow with the sea close on three sides, while the main aft deck sits level with the water as a shaded lounge on warm teak, soft seating and a table under cover with the coast in view. The two ends give the party a choice through the day, sun forward or shade aft, and both run easily to the water for swimming.
Inside, the main salon is a bright, restful room in pale timber and soft neutrals, a long sofa and armchairs gathered under wide windows that hold the sea in view all round. A dining area sits within the same open space, keeping the whole party together on one level, and the room runs out to the aft deck the moment she settles at anchor. Forward, a proper wheelhouse marks her out as a serious sea boat built for real cruising.
Accommodation is for ten guests across five double cabins, each with its own bathroom. The master is a full beam double finished in warm timber with large hull windows, a seating area and a dressing space, while four further doubles carry the same soft, current palette below decks. Every cabin is a double, which suits five couples travelling together as easily as a family, and the whole layout is kept calm and consistent from the master through to the guest rooms.
Her home water is Greece, and she is well placed for it from her Athens base. From the Saronic islands close at hand to the Cyclades and the long, clear anchorages of the Aegean, the cruising is among the finest in the Mediterranean, the harbours come alive after dark and the water is a clean, deep blue. With a crew of six, generous space for ten and the quiet quality of a Sanlorenzo, DINAIA offers a refined and easy way to see the Greek islands from 92,000 euros a week.
