Yacht charter sailing in Greece - Harmony 38
New model: 2005

Two years of designing have given the architects and our design practice the time to set up innovative solutions with very successful design. The straight bow and fine water entry bottom ensure performance and easy passage in chop. The discreet roof combines elegance and generous below-beam height. The ergonomic Cockpit with exceptional size has teak-covered seats and two deep lateral chests as well as chests at the back. A detachable toe-rail means the entire crew can be well attached to the list. The shut transom ensures the crew's safety at sea and confers the boats an elegant and timeless silhouette. The central part of the helmsman's seat can easily tilt backwards and be transformed into a bathing platform with a comfortable stainless steel ladder whose size has yet to be equalled. The washboard rails and originally designed cleats ensure perfect safety for the catwalk, from which water can stream faster. The dolphin nose, part of the stem specially designed for the Harmony range, means the anchor can easily be positioned whilst protecting the hull with a bobstay. A tack point for asymetrical spinnaker can be found. The helm console includes all the electronics, the control panel and the engine switch.

An elegant mixture of white-lacquered partitions and of golden woodwork suggests open and unpartitioned spaces and warm and bright volumes.

The Harmony are the first standard boats to be equipped with single-piece partitions which reinforce the structure's rigidity. Large-volumed cupboards, wardrobes and well-aired shelving ensure a high standard of comfort. Large doors allow for easy circulation. Ventilation holes have been drilled into the pale yellow birch furniture fronts and are surrounded with aluminium edge rolls.

The pale synthetic stone single-piece kitchen working surface includes a sink, a drainer, a storage compartment, a bin and a refrigerator door. The bathrooms have been completely remoulded for an easier maintenance and
perfect watertightness include large storage spaces, a synthetic stone pedestal sink which favours access to the valves and a shower seat. Our boats are standardly equipped with a black water reservoir, in anticipation of the future and desired regulations for the preservation of the environment.

The chart table is a veritable navigation space and possesses many drawers and storage spaces, as well as a large bookshelf. Just like on large sailboats, a swivelling seat made of moulded wood on a stainless steel stand means the user can work comfortably. The wooden staircase is wide and reassuringly safe. The steps are covered with anti-skidding strips and there is an aluminium hand rail on each side of the staircase.

Yacht Charter bases currently include: Athens, Lefkas and Corfu.