By noon the swim platform is down, and you have nowhere to be.
You swim off Block Island in August, and off the Bahamas in February.
Summer days are spent at anchor, and dinner is ashore in Sag Harbor or Newport when you want it.
June to September
She cruises Montauk, Sag Harbor, Block Island, Newport, and the islands past them.
October
The coast runs past on her way south; ask about a week in October.
November to April
Ask where she will be for your winter dates.
May
The coast runs past on her way north as summer opens; ask about a week in May.
By noon the teak underfoot is warm, laid in narrow boards that run the length of the deck. The chairs are woven from a fiber made for sun and salt, and it gives a little under a bare arm. The swim platform is down, and the water is a step away.
When the sun goes, the salon is lit by lines of light set into the ceiling. The sofa sits low and deep, and the water stays in view over its back. Pull the throw over your knees and leave the doors open to the cockpit.
Lunch is set in the cockpit, a few steps from the water. The plates are East Fork stoneware, made in Asheville from clay rich in iron. Each rim is left bare, just where your thumb rests.
At 30 knots the shore slides past, and the next anchorage comes up fast.
Tell us the week you want and where you want to spend it. We reply with what is open, what it costs, and what is not possible, in that order.