CARINO brings a piece of theatre to the water: a full open air cinema on her sun deck, a cushioned space where guests gather after dark to watch a film under the stars with the sea lapping alongside. It is the detail that defines her, and it sets the tone for a yacht built around easy, sociable evenings rather than headline speed.
She is a Versilcraft, a classic Italian build from 1984 given a thorough refit in 2025, so the character of an older hull now comes with fresh, modern finishes below. At just under 24 metres she carries ten guests across five cabins, a generous ratio that makes her well suited to a family or a group of friends travelling together.
The main salon is warm and welcoming, with soft seating arranged around a comfortable lounge and a separate dining area for meals in the cool of the interior. The 2025 work has lifted the whole space with clean surfaces and considered lighting, while keeping the honest, lived in feel of a yacht with real history. A walk in wardrobe serving the master adds a note of genuine comfort below deck.
Up top, beyond the cinema, the sun deck offers open air lounging and sea views on every side, while the foredeck gives a quieter forward retreat for the hours when guests want a little distance from the group. Three engines give her a cruise around 16 knots and a top speed near 18, steady and dependable rather than fast, which suits the island hopping pace of a Greek summer.
Accommodation sleeps ten. The master suite is the clear owner’s room, with a double guest cabin and a twin completing the main party spaces, each refreshed in the recent refit. The layout is practical and flexible, able to take couples, children and friends in comfortable combinations.
CARINO is based in Greece, and that is where she makes most sense. Her shallow, steady manner is ideal for the Cyclades and the Saronic islands, moving between whitewashed harbours and sheltered swimming bays at an unhurried pace. A crew of five handle the deck, the galley and the toys, so the days are spent ashore in the villages and the evenings aboard under the cinema screen.
She will appeal to charterers who want character and value over gloss. The combination of a classic hull, a current refit and that open air cinema gives her a personality that newer production yachts rarely match, at a weekly rate that keeps a longer summer charter within reach.
The rhythm of a week aboard settles quickly. Mornings are for swimming off the stern and running ashore to a village taverna, afternoons for the sun deck and the quieter foredeck, and evenings for dinner followed by a film under the open sky as the harbour lights come on. It is a simple, generous pattern, and the yacht is shaped around it.
For a family looking to explore the Greek islands at a relaxed pace, with real space below, a fresh interior and a genuine sense of occasion when the sun goes down, CARINO is a warm and characterful choice. She trades speed for atmosphere, and for the right party that is exactly the right trade.
