Arsana Superyacht

The jacuzzi on Arsana is set in her bow. She is a 120ft (36m) superyacht from the Italian shipyard Amer, delivered in 2023 with an interior styled by Stefano Tini and a balcony that opens her out over the water.

Comfort under way

Her stabilisers work in two modes, at zero speed and under way, and what that gives the people aboard is a hull that rolls less on passage and lies quieter once the anchor is down. She cruises at 23 knots with 27 in hand, so the stretch of sea between two harbours is crossed quickly.

On deck

A table for eating in the open sits on her sun deck and a second dining area is inside the main saloon, so a meal for the whole party can be laid indoors or out. Her swim platform gives a low and direct way into the sea from the deck.

Water toys

Seven toys travel with Arsana, along with a 14ft Williams tender for the runs ashore. A Yamaha jet ski takes a single rider, two Seabob F5S put two people in the water at the same time, two SUP boards do the same for two paddlers, and there are a wakeboard for towing, a set of inflatables and snorkelling gear besides.

Where she cruises

Monte Carlo, in Monaco, is her home port, and she is for hire along the coasts of France, Italy and Monaco, a shoreline that offers harbours to tie up in and bays to anchor in.

Accommodation and crew

Five cabins sleep ten guests, and ten is also the most she carries by day. Three of them have double beds and two are convertible. A crew of six runs Arsana, so ten guests have six people whose only work is looking after them, and July and August are the height of her year.

Charter notes

Arsana suits two couples or a family of up to ten, and she is offered by the week and as a three-day charter, so a group can take her for a short stay as readily as for a full week.