I SEA

I Sea is a 41.9-metre displacement yacht built by Navinco in 2014 and refitted in 2020, registered under the Maltese flag. Her aluminium hull distinguishes her from fibreglass contemporaries in this size range, offering a structural robustness that translates directly into longevity and sea-keeping confidence. The 2020 refit signals active investment in her condition, keeping her well within the standards expected of a working charter yacht of her calibre.

Configured for ten guests across five cabins with nine crew aboard, I Sea carries one of the stronger crew-to-guest ratios in her class — a detail that shapes the entire character of a charter. She is well suited to groups seeking attentive, personalised service: families with children, small corporate parties, or close-knit groups of friends who value space and privacy over a party-vessel atmosphere. She is less suited to larger social gatherings or charterers seeking the scale and amenity depth of a superyacht in the 50-metre-and-above range. Her charter operations are centred on Greece, and her 1,800 nautical mile range makes her capable of extended Aegean itineraries without frequent refuelling constraints — one of the longer operational ranges among displacement yachts of comparable length.

What sets I Sea apart from similarly sized vessels is the combination of a serious aluminium build with a genuinely playful water-sports programme. Displacement hulls at this length tend toward sedate, comfort-first cruising, but her 18-knot maximum speed and extensive toy inventory suggest she has been deliberately set up for guests who want activity as much as relaxation. Underway and at-anchor stabilisers further distinguish her, providing comfort both on passage and while moored in open anchorages — a meaningful practical advantage in the Greek islands, where conditions can shift.

Life aboard I Sea is oriented around outdoor living and water access. The sun deck, deck jacuzzi, swimming platform, waterslide, and floating pool create a layered environment that works particularly well for warm-weather cruising. The water toy inventory is comprehensive — Seabobs, jet skis, banana tube, doughnuts, and snorkelling and fishing equipment provide options across a full range of activity levels — and the exterior bar anchors the social space for evenings at anchor. The nine-person crew is positioned to run this programme with a service level that goes beyond basic charter standards.

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