Trilogy Superyacht

Stabilisers that work at zero speed are the piece of engineering that most shapes a week aboard Trilogy: with the anchor down they take the roll out of her, so the decks stay level while she lies still. She is a Ferretti superyacht of 78ft (24m), built in 2025.

Water toys

Six toys travel with her. Two Seadoo jet skis put two riders on the water at once, and there are two Seabobs as well. Water skis and inflatable toys are there to be towed, snorkelling gear goes over the side wherever she anchors, and a 12ft Williams jet tender carries guests ashore.

Where she cruises

Trilogy's home port is Sicily, in Italy, and Italy is the whole of her cruising ground, with July and August the height of her season there.

Accommodation and crew

Four cabins sleep eight guests overnight: a king, a queen, a double and a cabin with two twin beds. A crew of four looks after them, which means one crew member for every two guests.

Comfort under way

The stabilisers work under way as well as at rest, so moving between places is as level as lying at anchor, and she cruises at 12 knots with a top speed of 22 knots to close a longer distance sooner.

On deck

A deck jacuzzi puts hot water in the open air, and Trilogy carries a spa besides. There is an outdoor bar, a sun deck laid with sunpads for stretching out in the sun, and a swim platform that makes getting in and out of the sea a matter of a step.

Charter notes

Trilogy suits a family or a party of friends who fill her eight berths, and her owner offers her for a week of charter or for a single day. On a day hire she can carry twelve, so a party that outnumbers her berths can still come aboard together for the day.