ITOTO

Eight cabins on a 61-metre yacht. ITOTO, built by Dauphin Yachts in 1987 and refitted in 2024, carries more guests in more privacy than most yachts ten metres longer. Twelve guests, fifteen crew, and a layout that gives everyone a proper cabin with en-suite facilities.

The main deck master suite has a super king bed, dedicated wardrobe room, and an en-suite with bathtub, jacuzzi, and shower. A VIP cabin sits alongside on the same deck. Below, four double cabins (two king, two queen) and two twin cabins spread guests across the lower deck without the cramped corridors that eight-cabin layouts usually produce.

Two 5.6-metre RIB tenders, two Yamaha jet skis, two Seabobs, a water jet flyboard, two wakeboards, four sets of water skis, a kneeboard, kayaks, paddleboards, a banana ride, towable doughnuts, a towable sofa, an inflatable trampoline, a children's slide, snorkelling gear, diving equipment, fishing gear, and two city bicycles for going ashore. The toy locker matches the cabin count: oversized for the class.

She cruises at 16 knots on twin MTU engines, tops out at 18, and carries 5,500 nautical miles at 13 knots. Steel hull, aluminium superstructure, full-displacement stability. Year-round base is Athens.

A 61-metre yacht with eight cabins, a crew of fifteen, and a toy list that reads like an inventory. ITOTO was built for groups who actually want to do things.