CAN'T REMEMBER

Can't Remember is a 35.6-metre motor yacht built by Tecnomar in 2004 and extensively refitted in 2022, registered under the Cayman Islands flag. Operating as a displacement hull in GRP construction, she sits within a well-regarded segment of Italian-built motor yachts from the early 2000s — a period when Tecnomar established a strong reputation for seakeeping and considered interior volume. The 2022 refit signals active investment in her condition, placing her meaningfully ahead of unrefitted contemporaries.

Configured for up to 12 guests across six cabins with a crew of seven, Can't Remember operates in the Mediterranean and Greece. That crew-to-guest ratio — better than one crew member per two guests — suggests a service orientation well suited to groups seeking attentive, responsive hospitality. She is well matched to families with active interests, friend groups who want structure and variety in their days, and those chartering the Mediterranean for the first time. She is less suited to guests prioritising long ocean passages or requiring extended range, as her range data is not published, and her displacement hull, while comfortable and stable, is not configured for speed-first passages.

What distinguishes Can't Remember within her size category is the combination of a genuinely capable performance envelope — reaching up to 31 knots at maximum speed, with a comfortable cruise around 20 knots — alongside the inherent sea-kindness of a displacement hull form. That combination is less common than it might appear. Guests benefit from both a stable, composed ride in moderate chop and the ability to reposition efficiently between anchorages or islands, which in the Greek island context is a practical advantage.

The onboard experience is oriented firmly around outdoor living and water access. The sun deck and sunpads provide dedicated space for relaxing above the waterline, while the swimming platform gives direct and easy access to the sea. The water toy inventory is among the more comprehensive in her class: twin three-seat Sea-Doo jet-skis and a stand-up Yamaha unit, two F5 Seabobs, a Jetsurf, wake board, water-skis, paddleboards, a canoe, towable toys, and snorkelling equipment combine to keep active guests engaged across a full charter day without repetition. Two electric scooters extend the experience ashore. The overall character of this charter yacht is active and sociable, with the crew positioned to facilitate rather than simply maintain.

The provisional rating is based on available public data, reflecting acceptable standards across safety documentation, maintenance records, and operational protocols. As an independent authority, RightYacht provides owners and charterers with transparent, third-party evaluation — helping inform decisions beyond marketing materials alone.