O'NATALINA

Picchiotti built O'NATALINA in 1985, a steel-hulled 56-metre with the classic lines and easy proportions the Italian yard was known for. A full refit through 2024 and 2025 brought her back fresh, repainted from the waterline up, with upgraded systems throughout and a generous sun deck given over to loungers and shade.

The refit's signature is the upper saloon, redesigned with the warm, low-lit feel of an exclusive cigar lounge, panoramic glass on three sides and seating that runs from quiet corners to a proper bar. Below it the main salon and formal dining room keep the original Picchiotti craftsmanship, pale sycamore joinery and a round table that seats the full party of twelve.

Twelve guests are accommodated across seven staterooms, an owner's suite, two VIPs, and a mix of doubles and twins, looked after by a crew of twelve. The layout spreads across decks built for groups who want to gather or scatter, with aft lounges on the main deck, alfresco dining on the upper deck, and loungers under shade on the sun deck.

Stabilizers hold her steady underway, and at 15.5 knots she covers ground without fuss. She runs her summers through the Greek islands from a base in Athens. Two tenders handle the logistics, a 6-metre ZAR for the full group and a 4.5-metre Scanner for smaller runs, backed by jet skis, a Seabob, an e-foil, paddleboards, a kayak, wakeboard, and water skis. The ZAR shuttles guests ashore to the harbour quays.