SPECTRE

Itama 62RS — South of France, Sardinia, Corsica Itama has spent decades building open yachts for people who actually drive them, and the 62RS carries that lineage without apology. This is a hull made for the run between Saint-Tropez and the Corsican coast, or the crossing to the Costa Smeralda with the throttles up and the sea coming at you head-on. What distinguishes the 62RS is how little it insists on a single identity. Hull colour and foredeck layout are specified to the owner's taste, so no two examples read quite the same — a detail that matters more than it sounds when you spend your days looking down the deck from the helm. Below, three cabins accommodate six guests. Detailed bed configuration is available on request. The appeal here is straightforward: a fast, purposeful yacht in cruising grounds that reward speed and shallow anchorages in equal measure. Mornings off Porto Cervo, lunch somewhere on the Sardinian coast, and the option to be somewhere else entirely by evening. A professional crew handles the passage-making and the shoreside arrangements, so the day belongs to you.