Cece Power Catamaran

Three Seabobs travel with Cece, and her beach club, laid out with sunpads and opening directly onto the sea, gives everyone aboard easy access to the water. Piero Lissoni designed her interior and Zuccon International Project her exterior, and she is a 75ft (23m) Bluegame power catamaran, built in 2026, whose lines sit closer to a monohull's while her two hulls keep the volume that a wide beam brings.

Comfort under way

Twin Smartgyro stabilisers work at zero speed and under way, so she rolls less whether she is lying still or making way. Two Volvo Penta IPS pod drives give her a cruising speed of 16 knots and a top speed of 21 while using 250 litres of fuel an hour, and her hull is engineered to run with little noise, so time under way is quiet as well as steady.

On deck

Her aft area is planned as a flexible space in direct contact with the sea, and fold-down side terraces add width to her deck. The upper deck is arranged for lunches and dinners in the open with a view around her, and extensive glazing on the main deck brings the light in and carries the outside through into her interior.

Water toys

A Williams SportJet 395 tender takes guests ashore, and alongside the Seabobs she carries a paddleboard for moving about an anchorage under paddle power and snorkelling kit for seeing what lies beneath the surface.

Where she cruises

Cece keeps her home port at La Spezia in Italy and cruises the waters of Italy, with July and August the two months that make up her peak.

Accommodation and crew

Three cabins on her lower deck sleep six guests: the owner's cabin with a queen bed and two double cabins, each with a double bed. A crew of four looks after them, four crew to six guests, and six is also her limit by day, so the party aboard never grows beyond the six who sleep on her.

Charter notes

Cece suits a family or a group of six friends, and she is offered for hire by the week or as a three-day charter.