BLACK LION

BLACK LION came out of a major 2025 refit with a brand-new teak deck, a LORIMA carbon-composite mast, and fresh paintwork outside, and she sails the way you'd expect after that kind of attention: responsive in any wind, easy to settle into. She's set up for island-hopping and coastal cruising, with the sailing itself a real part of the appeal.

The interior is by Milan-based Nauta Yachts, leaning on natural textures and light wood finishes. The standout layout move is the double-level salon. The raised main salon gets the natural light and panoramic views, with formal dining for eight and a lounge area. The lower salon adds a quieter zone for hanging out away from the main flow.

She accommodates 9 guests across 4 cabins, which works for both families and mixed adult groups. The full-beam master has a queen bed. The forward twin has its own en-suite. The starboard twin adds a Pullman berth.

The port twin has its own en-suite. Linens, storage and AV systems are taken seriously across all four.

Outside, the cockpit has wraparound views and a proper dining setup, with a generous sunbathing area behind. The transom folds out into a beach club with a swim ladder, which turns the stern into a direct line to the water.

BLACK LION's fuel consumption is low for a yacht of her class, which makes her a lighter-footprint option if that matters to the group. The crew of four has been working together for years, and it shows in how the boat is run.