ARSANA

ARSANA is a 35.5-metre motor yacht built by Amer Yachts and delivered in 2023, making her among the most recently launched vessels in her size category. Her exterior was designed by Massimo Verme and her interior by Stefano Tini. The Amer shipyard's GRP construction programme at this length reflects the Italian production market's current capability for combining performance-oriented hull forms with contemporary styling.

She accommodates 10 guests across five cabins, attended by a crew of six. Charter operations are based in the Northern Mediterranean, covering the French Riviera, Monaco, Corsica, Calvi, and the Italian coast. She is well-suited to guests seeking a newer, performance-capable vessel for coastal Mediterranean itineraries; those requiring extended range or a formal large-yacht environment will find her compact footprint a limiting factor.

At a maximum speed of 26 knots with a cruise of 15 knots, ARSANA offers meaningful performance that allows flexibility across a day's itinerary without sacrificing anchorage time. The interior programme from Stefano Tini brings a contemporary Italian residential sensibility to the cabin and saloon spaces. The exterior design by Massimo Verme gives her a clean, modern profile consistent with the current Italian production aesthetic.

Her deck-level amenities include a deck jacuzzi, outdoor bar, sun deck, sunpads, and swimming platform, with a tender garage supporting water access. Water sports provision covers a Yamaha jet-ski, two F5S Seabobs, two paddleboards, a wake board, and inflatable water toys — a capable inventory for a vessel at her size operating in sheltered Mediterranean waters. Wi-Fi and full air conditioning are fitted as standard.

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