Visionaria

Eight guests across four cabins is a generous ratio on a 29-metre flybridge yacht, and it sets the tone for what owning Visionaria looks like: a boat built to host rather than simply to cruise. Permare built her for Amer in 2016, and a 25-knot cruise turns a run along the Tuscan coast into an afternoon rather than a full day underway.

Build and provenance

She is a GRP monohull, a construction that keeps her light for her length and helps her reach that 30-knot top speed. Her 6.3-metre beam is generous for a 95-foot flybridge, giving the saloon and four cabins real width rather than a narrow corridor of a hull.

Layout and accommodation

The four cabins are laid out for functionality and comfort rather than novelty, each one built to work hard for the guests who use it. Eight guests in total share that space across the four cabins, spread out rather than crowded onto a single deck.

Performance and engineering

A 25-knot cruise and a 30-knot top speed mean an anchorage a couple of hours up the coast is reachable without the passage itself taking up the day.

Where she lies and how to see her

Visionaria lies in Viareggio, Italy, ready to view. Boatcrowd sets up each viewing and is there for it, and once an offer is accepted, survey and sea trial come next before handover.