Silver Wind

Silver Wind's 44 metres carry a wide beam and a low, purposeful profile that keeps her steady at anchor and easy underway. A beach club at the stern opens the boat straight onto the water, useful for swimming pauses without ladders or fuss, while the sundeck holds a spa pool set above the bridge deck for open-air lounging. Five cabins sleep up to eleven guests, and meals move naturally onto the aft deck, where al fresco dining sits against open coastline rather than behind glass.

Based in Marbella, she suits a full day along the Costa del Sol: out past Puerto Banús, west toward Estepona's quieter beaches for a swim stop away from the busier bay, then back in good time for a lit dinner on deck as the light drops. Cruising at around 17 knots, the run west and the return fit comfortably inside a single afternoon, leaving room to slow down rather than rush the last stretch home.

The layout works equally for a family spread across the sundeck and beach club, or a smaller corporate group after a working lunch away from the office rather than a large event - eleven guests is the working number here, not a room to fill. Ask about fuel and APA before locking in a longer plan; a coastal afternoon and a run west toward Gibraltar draw on very different budgets, and the crew can talk through realistic figures for either.