ENERGY

Energy is a 33.6-metre displacement motor yacht built by Cantieri di Pisa, the Florentine yard known for refined Italian construction, launched in 2001 and registered under the Cayman Islands flag. At 232 gross tonnes, she sits comfortably in the mid-range motor yacht category, and her GRP hull and displacement form give her a sea-keeping character that prioritises stability and range over outright speed — a considered choice for extended cruising rather than rapid coastal transfers.

She accommodates up to 12 guests across five cabins, attended by a crew of six — a ratio that supports attentive, personalised service without feeling overstaffed. Energy is available as a charter yacht in Greece, making her well suited to small families, established couples travelling together, or close-knit groups looking to explore the Aegean and Ionian at a measured pace. She is less well matched to guests seeking high-performance passage-making or those prioritising extensive interior entertainment space over outdoor living and water activity.

What distinguishes Energy from comparable vessels of her era is a practical balance between cruising comfort and active water use. Her displacement hull delivers a smooth, predictable motion underway — notable on longer legs between Greek island groups — and her stabilisers further reduce fatigue on overnight passages. Her 749-nautical-mile range is respectable for her size, placing her among the more capable vessels in her class for extended itineraries without frequent port calls.

The onboard experience is oriented around outdoor living and water access. Energy carries an unusually comprehensive suite of water toys for a yacht of this size — jet skis, a waterslide, Seabobs, paddleboards, wakeboards, water skis, and towable options — suggesting a charter programme built around active days at anchor. A sun deck extends the outdoor space, and the 5.3-metre tender provides reliable shore access across the varied anchorages of the Greek islands.

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