Getaway Motor Yacht

Achille Salvagni designed the interior of Getaway and Alberto Mancini drew her exterior; she is an 85ft (26m) Azimut motor yacht built in 2025.

Where she cruises

Monte Carlo, in Monaco, is Getaway's home port, and her waters run from Monaco itself along the coasts of France and Italy, so three national coastlines are open to her guests from a single base.

Accommodation and crew

Five cabins sleep ten guests, with July and August the two months her calendar peaks: a master with a king bed, three VIP cabins each with a queen, and a twin cabin that also carries a pullman berth. By day she can take twelve aboard, and a crew of three looks after whoever is with her.

Comfort under way

MAN engines give her a 23-knot cruise and 27 knots at full speed, and her stabilisers work both under way and at anchor, so roll is reduced whether she is moving or lying still. A draft of 3m adds to her steadiness and her seaworthiness, and two Kohler generators keep her powered when the engines are off.

On deck

The flybridge carries a wet bar, which puts drinks in the open air, and a swim platform gives a direct step into the water. Gym equipment and a yoga and pilates kit travel with her, so a training routine need not stop for the time aboard.

Water toys

Two Seabobs and two paddleboards launch from her, so two can paddle at once, and snorkelling gear is carried as well. Her tender is a Williams Jet Tender 395, which runs guests ashore.

Charter notes

Getaway suits two couples or a family who dive, and she is offered for hire by the week or for three days. A scuba diving set travels with her, so the diving can begin straight from the yacht.