GOGGA

GOGGA — De Antonio Yachts, 2021 — Balearic Islands At 9.78 metres, GOGGA belongs to a breed of day boat that has quietly changed how the Balearics are explored. De Antonio Yachts built her in 2021, and the yard's signature approach shows: engines tucked away out of sight, a clean open deck, and the kind of uncluttered walkaround layout that makes a swim stop feel effortless rather than orchestrated. She is built for the day rather than the week — for the run out to a cala before the crowds arrive, a long lunch at anchor, and the unhurried return as the light drops behind the coast. Her size is the point, not a limitation: shallow bays and small coves that larger yachts must admire from a distance are simply part of her itinerary. A single professional crew member runs the day, handling the navigation, the anchorages and the rhythm of the charter so that guests never have to think about logistics. In practice, that means someone who knows which side of the island to be on when the wind turns — the kind of local judgement that turns a good day on the water into the right one. For charterers based in Mallorca, Ibiza or Formentera looking for genuine coastal freedom without the formality of a larger programme, GOGGA is a precise, well-conceived answer.