Dolce Vita Superyacht

Dolce Vita's beach club and swim platform bring guests down to sea level, so swimming and the toys start with a single step. She came from the Numarine yard in 2018 and measures 108ft (34m).

On deck

There is a lot of open deck on her, with a sun awning and a bimini for shade, a deck shower for coming out of the sea and a barbecue; in the evening the deck lounge is laid with tableware and dinner is eaten in the open air.

Water toys

A Williams tender takes guests ashore, and the water sports run to a jet ski and a Seabob, a rider apiece, plus water skis, a wakeboard and sea kayaks. Fishing tackle, snorkelling kit and scuba gear come with her, so a group can fish or go under the surface as well as ride.

Where she cruises

Dubai is Dolce Vita's home port, and she cruises the United Arab Emirates, Bahrain, Qatar, Kuwait and Oman. The Maldives are within her range too, which gives a group both Gulf coast and Indian Ocean water to choose from.

Accommodation and crew

Four en-suite cabins sleep eight overnight – a master, a VIP and twins – and a crew of six looks after the guests and the cooking.

Comfort under way

Twin CAT engines give her a 25-knot cruise with 34 knots in hand, and she is a steady and comfortable superyacht under way; her peak months fall between November and March. An inverter-based electrical system lets her lie quiet at anchor for long periods.

Charter notes

She suits a family or a group of friends, and a day hire opens her to as many as twenty-five guests on the water.