STAR LINK is a Falcon 90, a twenty-seven metre Italian flybridge motor yacht built by Cantiere Navale Falcon in Viareggio and kept fresh through a programme of refits. She is the kind of yacht a group returns to: quick, sociable and easy to run, with a shallow draft that opens the beaches and coves of the Greek islands and a turn of speed that lets her reposition in an afternoon when the party wants a change of scene. Based year round in Athens, she is perfectly placed for the Cyclades, the Saronic Gulf and the long Peloponnese coast.
She sleeps eight guests across four cabins, a full-beam master, a double and two twins, each with its own bathroom. The interior is warm and classic, finished in honey-toned timber with soft neutral upholstery and large windows that keep the lower deck bright. It is a comfortable, unfussy space that feels calm after a day in the sun, and the cabins are sized for a real week aboard rather than a single night, with generous storage and good natural light throughout.
The main deck is built for the way people actually spend a charter. The salon runs open plan, a lounge flowing through to a formal dining area against the windows, so the group stays together whether they are reading, eating or watching the coast slide by. Step out and the aft deck works as a shaded outdoor room a pace from the sea, while the flybridge opens above as a second social deck with a lounge, a dining setting and a wet bar, high enough to catch the breeze and the view together.
Forward, the foredeck carries a broad run of sun pads with a table set among them, a quiet spot away from the aft-deck life and the best seat in the house on passage. At sea level a swim platform drops straight to the water, so the toys launch in seconds and the sea is never more than a step away. The whole yacht is arranged around that easy movement between shade, sun and water that makes a Greek summer feel effortless.
Performance is a real part of her character. With a planing hull and ample power she cruises comfortably at around twenty knots and has a good deal more in reserve, so a morning swim in one bay and lunch in another an hour up the coast is an ordinary day rather than a plan. That speed, combined with a shallow draft, is exactly what the scattered Greek islands reward, letting her tuck into anchorages a heavier displacement yacht has to pass by.
A crew of five looks after eight guests, a generous ratio that keeps the cooking, the deck and the water sports attentive and unhurried. The toy locker is well stocked for an active week, with two jet skis, a seabob, a paddleboard and snorkelling gear, and the tender keeps the coastline within reach for a run ashore in the evening. Days shape themselves around the group, from a slow breakfast on the aft deck to a late dinner at anchor under the stars.
STAR LINK suits families and groups of friends who want a fast, friendly and well-kept motor yacht for the Greek islands: four ensuite cabins, a flybridge with a bar, a foredeck of sun pads and the speed to make the most of a week. She is sporty, sociable and easy company, a dependable base for a summer spent mostly in the water and always on the move.
