Danima Iate a motor

Ten guests sleep in five cabins aboard Danima, and two of those cabins are set up as children's staterooms with a shared playroom, a layout built around a family travelling together rather than a trip built around couples alone. The yard delivered her as a Ferretti 1000 in 2023, and she is offered for sale through Boatcrowd from Naples.

Build and provenance

She was built in 2023 as a Ferretti 1000, a monohull flybridge motor yacht with a 6.8-metre beam and a 2.3-metre draught. At 31 metres, or 100 feet, she carries her five cabins and ten guests on a hull sized for exactly that brief. No refit is recorded, in keeping with a yacht a few years out of build.

Layout and accommodation

The owner's cabin sits on the bridge deck in a full-beam arrangement, set apart from the guest cabins below and taking the width of the whole yacht rather than a corner of it. Two of the remaining cabins are fitted as children's staterooms sharing a playroom, a layout aimed at family use rather than a full complement of couples. A crew of three looks after ten guests across the five cabins, a ratio that keeps service close without the boat feeling crowded with staff.

Performance and engineering

Two MTU 16V 2000 M96L engines rated at 2,600 hp each power Danima, one mounted to port and one to starboard. No cruising or top speed is published for this listing, so a buyer wanting range figures would need the yacht's own trial data rather than the sale listing. That much horsepower on a 31-metre hull points to a flybridge motor yacht built to cover distance at a comfortable pace rather than idle along a coastline.

On deck and at anchor

A sun deck and space for al fresco dining sit above the guest cabins, open-air areas suited to being used all day at anchor rather than just at cocktail hour. A jacuzzi on the sun deck gives Danima a fixed point for guests to gather once the anchor is down.

Where she lies and how to see her

Danima lies in Naples. Boatcrowd organises viewings from there and is present for each one, and a survey and sea trial follow once an offer on her is accepted.