SCAMP

SCAMP — Apreamare, 12.10m (39ft), Balearic Islands There is a particular kind of Mediterranean day that a boat like SCAMP was made for: an early departure from the marina, the Balearic coastline sliding past on one side, and no fixed plan beyond finding the right cove before the crowds do. Built in 2003 by Apreamare, SCAMP carries the DNA of a yard whose reputation rests on the Sorrentine *gozzo* tradition — hulls drawn from working craft, refined over generations into something considerably more comfortable without losing the sea-keeping that made them respected in the first place. At 12.10 metres, she sits in the size bracket that experienced charterers tend to appreciate most around the Balearics: substantial enough to be genuinely comfortable underway, compact enough to slip into the small anchorages that larger yachts have to admire from a distance. Below, she offers proper accommodation and bathroom facilities, so a day on the water can extend into an evening, or longer, without compromise. Aboard, she is crewed — which changes the character of the day entirely. Lines handled, tender work managed, lunch appearing without anyone having to think about it. You choose the bay; the rest is taken care of. Ibiza, Formentera, the sheltered calas of Mallorca: SCAMP is well matched to this cruising ground, and to charterers who would rather spend the day swimming and eating well than managing a yacht.