Antisan Motor Yacht

The exterior lines of Antisan are the work of Spertini Alalunga and the interior that of Studio Cichero, and this 108ft (33m) motor yacht, built in 1992 and refitted in 2015, was drawn around outdoor living.

On deck

That shows in the jacuzzi out on deck, open to the air and the view, and in a swim platform that makes getting into the sea and back aboard an easy step.

Water toys

Her 14ft RIB tender handles the runs ashore, two Seadoo Spark jet skis let a pair of guests ride at the same time, and for towing she carries a wakeboard, water skis, a kneeboard and two donuts. Kayaks and paddleboards, two of each, cover a bay at a slower pace, and two Seabobs come on request alongside the snorkelling and fishing gear.

Where she cruises

Cannes, in France, is her home port, and her cruising ground runs along the coasts of France, Monaco and Italy, a shoreline of harbour towns and anchorages to pick between.

Accommodation and crew

Five cabins sleep twelve guests, each with its own bathroom: panoramic windows in the master suite look forward over the bow, and the lower-deck VIP, with its queen-size bed, serves as a second master. Six crew run her, which works out at a crew member for every two guests.

Comfort under way

Zero-speed stabilisers hold her steady at anchor as well as under way, so there is less roll in a bay; Antisan cruises at 23 knots, reaches 30 and uses 750 litres an hour.

Charter notes

She suits two couples splitting the cabins between them or a family taking the lot, and a hire runs to a three-day minimum, with July and August her busiest months. She is cleared to carry forty aboard by day, so a day charter can bring a much larger group onto the water.