Hydra II

The galley was repositioned in the S2 update to face the cockpit rather than the saloon interior, with a sliding partition that opens up entirely when conditions allow, turning the transition between cooking and outdoor dining into a natural, uninterrupted flow rather than a separation. The helm was also brought into closer visual contact with the social areas of the boat, keeping the person sailing connected to the cockpit and the forward deck.

Cabins are private, each with its own bathroom, and the S2 update brought larger windows to the berths, improving natural light inside the hulls and giving a better connection to the view outside while at anchor or underway.

The cockpit is well proportioned for the size of the boat, with a table and seating that work comfortably for a full group at mealtimes. Wide side decks and decent headroom throughout make moving around the boat straightforward, which contributes to the 410 S2's long-standing reputation as a model that works well for both experienced charter guests and those sailing a catamaran for the first time.

The exact year and configuration of the boat assigned will be confirmed before departure, maintaining a consistent standard of comfort across similar vessels in the fleet.