Sarnico Grande Hull #3

32 knots cruising and 42 flat out put island-hopping within a single afternoon's reach, the kind of pace that turns a lunch stop into whichever bay looks best that day. Cantieri di Sarnico is building Sarnico Grande Hull 3 for 2026 delivery, and she is taking shape now in Capriolo, Italy.

Build and provenance

She is a GRP planing monohull, her naval architecture by a leading design studio and her exterior and interior styling by Nuvolari Lenard. She is hull number three in the series, classed Registro Italiano Navale and flying an Italian flag. A planing GRP hull with this design pedigree is built for speed and coastal pace, not for distance cruising.

Layout and accommodation

Eight guests sleep across four cabins, a full-beam Owner's suite amidships, a forward VIP cabin and two further guest cabins, each with its own bathroom. A crew of two keeps the boat running, a lean team suited to a yacht built for day trips and long weekends rather than extended charter service.

Performance and engineering

Two 1,550 hp MAN V12 engines give Sarnico Grande Hull 3 a 32-knot cruise and a 42-knot top speed, a planing hull built to reach an anchorage quickly. Her draught is 0.96 metres, shallow enough to get close to a beach before anyone needs a tender. A single Mase generator rated at 17 kW covers hotel loads at anchor, and a 392-nautical-mile range means a full day of island-hopping still leaves fuel to spare. Stabilisers are offered as an option rather than fitted as standard.

Where she lies and how to see her

Sarnico Grande Hull 3 is taking shape in Capriolo, Italy, and Boatcrowd will bring buyers to see her progress as she nears delivery. We handle every viewing in person, and once an offer is accepted a survey and sea trial are booked before the sale goes further.