Fifi Superyacht

Scuba diving is aboard Fifi, with spearfishing gear, snorkels and fins beside it, so a group who dive find their sport already provided for. She is a Custom Line superyacht of 140ft (43m), built in 2025, with a Zuccon International Project interior in which windows that run floor to ceiling let daylight and the view in from every side.

Water toys

A 20ft Williams Jet Tender does the runs ashore, and the toys run to a Sea-Doo jet ski, two Seabobs, an e-foil, water skis, a wakeboard, inflatable towables and two paddleboards, so two can paddle side by side. There is a jelly fish pool as well, an inflatable golf hole with three sets of beach golf clubs to play it, and fishing tackle.

Where she cruises

Fifi keeps her home port at Monte Carlo in Monaco, and Monaco heads a Mediterranean list that runs on through France, Italy and Greece. She also works the Caribbean and the Bahamas, St Barths, Anguilla, the British Virgin Islands and the Grenadines among them, so a group has the choice of two seas.

Accommodation and crew

Ten guests sleep in five staterooms, and twelve can be aboard for the day. The master suite is forward on the main deck and spans the full beam, with a king bed at its centre, a study area and two ensuite bathrooms joined by a tub and a multifunction shower. The rest are on the lower deck: three queen cabins and a twin that converts to a king, so the same cabin can be made up as two beds or as a double. With eight crew for ten guests the ratio comes close to a crew member apiece, and the water sports and the cooking are theirs to run.

Comfort under way

Fifi holds 14 knots on passage and has 20 in hand, her peak months falling in December, January, February and March and again in July and August, and her stabilisers are set up for the boat lying still as much as for her moving, so the roll is taken out at anchor and on a crossing alike.

On deck

The sundeck carries the large jacuzzi and a bar with seats at it; the bridge deck aft has a rectangular table that seats ten, so ten can sit at it together, and glass doors fold back to join the skylounge to the open air. Forward on the bridge deck there is a sofa laid out as a U and a wide sunpad.

Charter notes

Fifi suits two couples or a family who want the water as much as the decks, and she is offered for charter by the week, with a hire of three days the shortest she takes. Her aft deck, her beach club and her swim platform put seating at the waterline, with underwater lights round her hull, so the sea is a single step from the deck.