Spectre I Power Boat

Stabilisers that work at zero speed as well as under way are the first thing to know about Spectre I: they give her less roll once she has stopped and a steadier ride while she is moving. She is a 62ft (19m) power boat from Itama.

Water toys

A single Seabob travels aboard, along with snorkelling gear, so a stop at anchor can be spent in the water rather than beside it, and there is a mask for anyone who wants to see what lies under the surface as well as what sits on it.

Where she cruises

St Tropez in France is her home port, the harbour she is based in, and from there she operates in France and Monaco, all of it Mediterranean water.

Accommodation and crew

Three cabins sleep six guests overnight, and the whole of her is run by a single crew member, with July and August the two months of her peak. Air conditioning cools the interior and Wi-Fi carries a signal aboard, so the boat stays comfortable below and in touch with the shore.

Comfort under way

Built in 2025, she cruises at 37 knots and reaches 40 at the top of her range, so the distance between two stops along the coast costs little of the day.

Charter notes

Spectre I is offered for day charter, and her hire is made for a family, or for friends travelling as a party, who will use both her speed and her stillness at anchor. By day she can carry twelve, twice the number who sleep aboard, so a day on Spectre I brings the whole group together aboard the same boat.