SBRONZO

Sbronzo A catamaran built around a simple premise: space should be usable, not just measured. Sbronzo cruises the Western Mediterranean — the Riviera, Corsica, Sardinia — the kind of itinerary where a wide, stable platform earns its keep every single day. Accommodation is arranged over four cabins, each with a double bed and its own private bathroom, for a total of eight guests. It is a clean, egalitarian layout: no one draws the short straw, and no one negotiates for the shower. Separate quarters with dedicated facilities keep the skipper's space entirely distinct from the guest areas. Where this yacht genuinely distinguishes itself is outdoors. The flybridge combines a generous sunbathing area with comfortable seating, high enough to take in the full sweep of the coastline as it passes. Forward and aft, two dinettes give you a choice of mood through the day — the bow for the morning light and the breeze underway, the aft deck for long lunches and dinners in the shade. The aft table seats up to ten, which means the whole party stays together rather than splitting across two services. Aft, the wide swim platforms put you at water level in a single step. On a catamaran of this configuration, that transition from deck to sea is close to seamless — a real advantage for anyone who measures a charter in swims rather than in nautical miles. Sbronzo is chartered with crew, whose role is to keep the rhythm of the day easy and unhurried: anchorages chosen well, meals served on time, and the practicalities handled quietly in the background.