Silver Wind

Onboard the Silver Wind

At 44 metres, Silver Wind reads as a low, wide platform rather than a tower of decks — the stern opens onto a beach club at anchor, with a short drop to the water that makes swimming and boarding straightforward for guests of any age. Later in the day, the sundeck spa gives a second, quieter register to the boat: fewer people, less motion, a place to sit above the water rather than beside it.

She suits days that don't need to be broken up by a return to harbour. Al fresco dining is set up on deck rather than confined below, so lunch or a long evening meal can run without interruption, and for guests planning several days out of Menorca, provisioning can be arranged ahead of departure so meals aren't dictated by proximity to a marina.

Five cabins for eleven guests keeps the ratio generous for a yacht this size, comfortable for a family group, a small group of couples, or a compact corporate booking where privacy on deck matters more than headcount. Cruising at around 17 knots, Silver Wind covers ground between anchorages without turning transit into the main event of the day.