Rini V is a 36 metre Posillipo, an Italian motor yacht from the yard’s Technema line, built in 2009 and refitted in 2017. Fast, roomy and warm, she charters the Greek islands for up to twelve guests across six staterooms, and her unusual layout, with not one but two master suites, makes her a natural choice for shared family or friends charters. Her interior is the work of Cantieri Navali Rizzardi, her exterior styling by Carlo Galeazzi, and the two come together in a yacht that feels both quick and comfortable.
Inside, the mood is calm and current. The main deck opens into an open plan salon and dining space finished in light wood and soft neutral tones, lifted by warm yellow accents, with large windows drawing daylight deep into the room and keeping the sea in view on both sides. Sofas gather around low tables at one end, a dining setting sits at the other, and the whole volume flows together in the way charter groups actually use a yacht, moving easily between a drink before dinner and the meal itself. A separate dining area seats the full party for the evenings that call for it.
Her real distinction is the accommodation. Six staterooms sleep twelve, and two of them are proper master suites, which quietly removes the question of who takes the best cabin on a shared booking: two couples can travel as equals, each with an owner style suite and en suite bath. A pair of VIP suites and twin staterooms, each with a Pullman berth, round out a layout that flexes easily, and each cabin carries the same light, serene styling with its own en suite.
Outside, Rini V is built for long days in the sun. Her sun decks are vast for a yacht of her length, with sun pads and loungers forward and aft, a dining table on the upper deck aft set against the island views, and shaded corners for anyone after a quieter hour. The main deck aft opens straight onto the water for breakfast in the shade, and the swim platform launches a full locker of toys.
Life aboard follows the islands, and Rini V covers ground to reach them. She cruises at a brisk 23 knots on twin 3,650 horsepower MTU engines, so a morning passage opens up a far anchorage in good time, and the afternoons belong to the water: a jet ski and Seabobs from the locker, paddleboards off the platform, a long lunch at anchor in a clear Cycladic bay. Her crew of seven keep the days effortless and the service warm, attentive without ever crowding the experience, and the chef turns out tailored menus through the week.
What makes Rini V stand out is the pairing of pace, space and that twin master layout. She brings real speed, generous sun decks and six proper cabins for twelve, which makes her unusually well suited to two families or two couples travelling together without compromise.
For a fast, sociable charter through the Cyclades and the Saronic Gulf, Rini V is a strong, flexible choice, and she charters from 93,000 EUR per week.
