Aeolian Yachts

The saloon is laid out across two communicating levels: a galley aft that opens directly onto the cockpit, and a slightly raised lounge area with large panoramic windows that bring natural light inside regardless of the weather. The transition between interior and exterior is seamless, with no awkward steps interrupting the flow between the two spaces.

The aft cockpit features an L-shaped lounge and a dining area that adapts easily for evening use, with direct access to the swim platform and the tender. On the flybridge, alongside the helm station, sunbeds and speakers make it the natural gathering point during the middle hours of the day.

Cabins are available in three, four or six-cabin configurations depending on the version, all spacious with double beds and private bathrooms, designed to maintain privacy even within larger groups. The interior layout does not compromise living volume in favour of sailing performance: anyone stepping aboard for the first time will immediately notice the difference compared to a catamaran of similar dimensions.

Handling remains straightforward even with a small crew, thanks to a self-tacking headsail, an aft-positioned mast to reduce pitching, and assisted steering. It is not a performance-oriented catamaran, but it holds a course reliably and responds with precision in stronger wind conditions. The exact cabin configuration will be confirmed before departure, with equivalent comfort standards maintained across all versions.