Nemesis Superyacht

A water slide runs from Nemesis straight into the sea, and a beach club puts the water itself within a step of her decks. She is an Azimut, a Grande 32 Metri built in 2021, a superyacht of 105ft (32m) whose wide decks open the view on every side.

Accommodation and crew

Ten guests sleep aboard in five cabins: a master with a king bed, two guest cabins with queen beds and two more with twin beds. Her crew of five, a captain and a stewardess among them, means a crew member for every two guests.

Comfort under way

Stabilisers work while she is moving, so the roll a passage puts into her hull is damped before it reaches the guests. She cruises at 14 knots and has 24 knots available when there is distance to cover.

On deck

Outdoors there is a sun deck for lying in the sun, a place for eating in the open air, and a deck jacuzzi, a hot tub with the sky over it rather than a ceiling. The swim platform turns getting into the sea into a short, flat step rather than a climb over the rail.

Water toys

Two jet skis mean two riders can go out together, and a single e-foil carries a rider on its own. Water skis and a wakeboard are there for towing, snorkelling gear for seeing what lies under the surface, and a chase boat travels with her as tender, so going ashore never needs Nemesis herself to move.

Where she cruises

Nemesis has her home port at Mallorca, in Spain, and her range takes in Spain, France, Monaco and Italy. Nearest to home are the five islands of the Balearics – Cabrera, Formentera, Ibiza, Minorca and Majorca – each with a coastline of its own to anchor off and swim from.

Charter notes

Charter of Nemesis runs by the week, July and August being the height of her season, and she is a natural hire for two couples or for a family. By day she takes twelve, so the group aboard at anchor can be larger than the group that sleeps aboard.