Exinity

A wave-piercing hull shapes everything about how Exinity moves through open water. Benetti completed her in 2021, hull number eleven and the final yacht in the 125 Fast series, with her profile drawn by naval architect Stefano Righini. She lies in Imperia, Italy, and is offered through Boatcrowd.

Build and provenance

Benetti built Exinity in 2021 as hull eleven, the last of the 125 Fast series to leave the yard. Stefano Righini drew her exterior lines and Rwd designed her interior, a semi-displacement GRP monohull built to RINA classification. She has had one owner since launch and has been used lightly, a history that keeps her close to her delivery specification.

Layout and accommodation

Ten guests sleep across five staterooms, with the main-deck owner's suite lit by full-height windows and fitted with a walk-in wardrobe and a his-and-hers en suite finished with a shower. The four further cabins split into two with queen beds and two with twin beds, one of the twins carrying a Pullman berth for a third guest, and every cabin has its own private bathroom. A crew of seven works from three crew cabins and a captain's cabin set behind the bridge.

Performance and engineering

Two 2,635 hp MTU engines give Exinity a cruising speed of 12 knots and a top speed of 22 knots, with zero-speed stabilisers to hold her steady at anchor. Her range runs to 1,750 nautical miles on 25,000 litres of fuel, and 4,000 litres of fresh water keeps a full complement of guests and crew comfortable along the way.

On deck and at anchor

On deck, a jacuzzi and a full sun deck give guests two distinct places to spend the day, and the beach club at the stern opens straight onto the water for swimming and watersports.

Where she lies and how to see her

Exinity lies in Imperia, Italy. Boatcrowd arranges a viewing and attends it with you, and once an offer is accepted we bring in the surveyor and organise the sea trial ahead of handover.