BAMBINO

BAMBINO — De Antonio 13m, Balearic Islands Some yachts are built to cross oceans. Others are built for exactly what BAMBINO does best: slipping out of a Mallorcan marina at nine in the morning, finding a calanque before the crowds, and staying there until the light turns. Launched in 2022 by De Antonio, this 13-metre / 42-foot motor yacht belongs to a Spanish yard with a very specific point of view — outboard propulsion tucked out of sight, so the transom stays clean, the beach area stays usable, and the whole afterdeck becomes swimming platform rather than machinery. It is a design logic that makes complete sense in the Balearics, where the day is spent at anchor far more than underway, and where the ability to step straight off the back into clear water matters more than any spec sheet. Below, accommodation is straightforward and honest for a yacht of this size: one cabin with a double bed, two sleeping places, and a private bathroom. Four guests are welcome aboard for the day — the cabin serves those who want to change, rest out of the sun, or stay the night in port. A single professional crew member handles the running of the yacht: the route, the anchorages, the tender work, the details that let you simply arrive. That one-to-four ratio is closer and more personal than anything you will find on a larger charter — the day is shaped around your pace rather than a schedule. For couples, a family, or two friendly pairs exploring the coves of Mallorca, Ibiza or Formentera, BAMBINO is the right tool for the job: quick between anchorages, comfortable once you stop, and small enough to reach the places the big boats have to admire from a distance.