FATSA

FATSA is a 38-metre Sanlorenzo SD126 built in 2019, with exterior lines by Francesco Paszkowski Design and interiors finished in-house by Sanlorenzo. She carries 10 guests across five en-suite cabins with a crew of seven, based in Athens year-round for cruising the Saronic Islands and Cyclades.

The full-beam master suite occupies the main deck: king bed, wraparound windows, a private study that doubles as a morning workspace, his-and-hers wardrobes, and a generous open-plan en-suite with dual sinks. Two VIP suites on the lower deck each have double beds, and two convertible twin staterooms can be reconfigured as doubles for couples or kept as twins for families. Every cabin has its own bathroom.

The skylounge is the social centre of the yacht. Full-height panoramic glass doors open to let the outside in, with a bar, home cinema, and comfortable seating. One deck up, the sun deck has a jacuzzi, bar, barbecue, dining table, and generous sunpad areas for the full group. On the main deck, the salon features a fold-down balcony to starboard, and the aft deck has a dining table for formal meals in the open air.

A 5.65-metre Williams jet-drive tender (150HP) handles shore transfers and tow sports. Three SeaBob F5s, an e-foil, a wakeboard, three types of water ski (trainer, combo, slalom), and two Jobe Desna paddleboards cover the active side. The towable collection includes a four-seater Jobe Sonar sofa, three single doughnuts, and two Jobe Breezes. Snorkelling gear is included.

Twin MTU 12V engines produce a cruising speed of 13 knots and a top speed of 16, with zero-speed stabilisers keeping her steady at anchor and underway. Range is 3,000 nautical miles at economy speed. With a semi-displacement hull, Paszkowski's clean exterior profile, and a full indoor-outdoor layout across three decks, FATSA carries the kind of space and equipment you would expect on a yacht ten metres longer.