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Sarnico 65 — Italian performance, from Sicily to the Gulf of Naples Twenty metres of unmistakably Italian styling, drawn tight over a 4.90-metre beam: the Sarnico 65 belongs to that school of motor yacht built to look purposeful standing still and to feel composed at pace. Twin MAN engines developing 1,100 hp each give her genuine speed when the day calls for it, and an easy, unhurried gait when it doesn't — the kind of hull that lets you leave Palermo after breakfast and still have the afternoon ahead of you. A refit completed in 2022 brought her back to current standard throughout. Below, three cabins accommodate six guests: an owner's cabin, a VIP cabin, and a third cabin with twin beds. Three bathrooms serve the accommodation, so mornings never turn into a queue. Detailed bed configuration is available on request. The main salon is generously proportioned for a yacht of this size and finished with the restraint that suits it — a genuine indoor living space rather than a passageway between deck and cabins. Air conditioning runs throughout, and onboard generators keep everything working at anchor as reliably as underway, which matters more than it sounds when you're lying off a Sardinian cove in August. Her cruising ground is one of the most rewarding in the Mediterranean: Sicily and the Aeolian volcanoes, the Calabrian coast, Malta, Sardinia, and north to the Gulf of Naples, Capri and the Amalfi shoreline. Short hops between very different places — exactly the geography a fast 20-metre was made for. The crew looks after the practical side of the day, from provisioning and itinerary to tender work and service on board, with the discretion that keeps a yacht this size feeling private rather than staffed.