Cabo Superyacht

Cabo has two home ports and a beach club whose fold-out terraces open her to the water, with a garage for her toys as part of the same club, so a swim starts a step from where the toys are kept. Fulvio De Simoni drew her interior. She is a 141ft (43m) Pershing superyacht, built in 2021 and refitted in 2025.

Water toys

From that garage come two Sea-Doo Spark jet skis, a pair of sea scooters and four paddleboards, along with towables and gear for fishing and snorkelling, so four people can be paddling away from her while two more ride the Sparks. An 18ft Williams 565 diesel jet tender from 2023 carries guests ashore, and two Cannondale electric mountain bikes give them a way to cover ground once landed.

Where she cruises

Cabo's home port is Simpson Bay in St Martin, and from St Martin she reaches St Barths, Anguilla and Antigua and Barbuda. St Kitts and Nevis and St Lucia are hers to cover too. Her second base is Cannes, and France, Monaco, Italy, Spain and Malta follow from it, which means her hire can begin on either side of the Atlantic.

Accommodation and crew

Five cabins sleep ten guests, and her day count is the same ten, with her busiest months falling in January, February and March and again in July, August and December. A crew of eight looks after them, close to a crew member for every guest.

Comfort under way

Under way she cruises at 30 knots and will reach 36, so the distance between stops is covered quickly, and zero-speed stabilisers work at anchor as well as at speed, taking the roll out of a fast hull at rest.

On deck

A deck jacuzzi gives the party warm water to sit in outdoors, the swim platform puts the sea itself a step down, and a stereo wired for inside and out carries the same music on deck as within.

Charter notes

Cabo suits two couples sharing her or a family taking all five cabins, ten guests at most, on a crewed charter, and from either home port the water off her beach club terraces is Caribbean or Mediterranean as the party chooses.