S/Y Sea Wren heeling under full sail on a deep blue Mediterranean sea

Modern classic sailing ketch

S/Y Sea Wren

24m overall6 guests4 crewfrom €38,000 a week
24mLength overall
6Guests
3Cabins
4Crew
€38kFrom, per week

Built to be sailed

Sea Wren was drawn as a modern classic: a long, easy sheer and a tall ketch rig above a hull that is all contemporary underneath. She makes nine knots in a decent breeze without spilling a wine glass, and her cockpit is arranged so guests can take the wheel or do absolutely nothing, in equal comfort.

Captain Tomas Herrero has run her for seven seasons with the same mate, chef and deckhand. They sail her properly, anchor early, and know precisely which taverna behind which headland has the day's best fish.

She suits parties who want the sailing to be part of the holiday: passages timed for the afternoon breeze, sails set and trimmed for real, and the quiet that only a boat under canvas has.

Accommodation

  • Master cabin aft, island berth, en suite
  • Two double cabins amidships, en suite
  • Air conditioning throughout
  • Deck showers and hot transom shower

On board

  • Tender with 60hp outboard
  • Two paddleboards, snorkelling kit for six
  • Water skis and towable ring
  • Full awnings and cockpit dining for six
  • Starlink wifi throughout
A whitewashed Cycladic village above an indigo Aegean bay
Pairs well with

The Cyclades, ten days

Open water between islands, a reliable afternoon breeze and anchorages that empty by seven. This is the route Sea Wren was built for.

View the Cyclades itinerary

Sail her this summer

Sea Wren books eight to ten months ahead for July and August. Shoulder weeks in May, June and September stay open longer.