The interior strikes that rare balance between warmth and brightness, where natural light becomes the defining feature rather than an afterthought. Contemporary finishes throughout feel fresh without chasing trends, creating spaces that remain as relevant in their second decade as they were on delivery. It's above deck, however, where LEX reveals her true character. Expansive sun decks and a generously proportioned flybridge create multiple vantage points for taking in the Balearic coastline, whether at anchor in a deserted Formentera cala or underway between the pine-clad hills of the north. The planing hull delivers the kind of spirited performance that makes 15-knot cruising feel properly exhilarating, whilst stabilisers at anchor and underway ensure that comfort never once compromises for speed.

LEX arrives equipped for those who came to actually use the water. A Williams 100HP jet tender provides swift access to beaches beyond the main anchorages, whilst a three-person jet ski, wakeboard, and waterskis ensure that mornings at anchor are anything but idle. The extended swim platform makes launching and retrieval refreshingly straightforward. This is the Balearics at the pace they deserve.