Lamborghini 63
Carbon-hull speed along Costa Smeralda's granite coastline
- 20m
- 10 guests
- 2 cabins
- 60kn
10 options across our Sardinia fleet.
Carbon-hull speed along Costa Smeralda's granite coastline
A sport yacht built for the Costa Smeralda run
Bow lounge speed for Costa Smeralda coastal runs
Fast coastal hops between Costa Smeralda's bays
Sharp lines and quick range for Costa Smeralda days
Fast walkaround runs to the Maddalena islands
Fast lines and open deck for coastal days
Sport-yacht speed for a Maddalena day circuit
Sport yacht charter in Sardinia covers a smaller, faster slice of the fleet: ten vessels in this category trade cabin space and multi-day range for planing hulls, quicker transits and a lower, more open profile on the water. Renting a sport yacht here suits guests who want to cover ground between swimming stops rather than settle into a slow coastal cruise, and the format reads differently again from the larger motor yachts and superyachts based out of Porto Cervo.
These are not vessels designed around large groups or multiple cabins; open cockpits, sun pads and a compact saloon define most layouts in this category, so charters tend to suit couples, small families or groups of friends rather than full corporate parties. The trade-off is speed and manoeuvrability, useful for working into a tighter anchorage near Cala Corsara on Spargi or repositioning quickly if the afternoon Maestrale builds across the Sardinian Strait, a real factor on fast boats as much as slower ones.
Most bookings in this category run as single-day outings rather than extended itineraries: a morning departure from Porto Cervo or Palau into the Maddalena Archipelago, ten to twenty nautical miles of sheltered granite islands, suits the range of a sport yacht better than the longer run toward Stintino or an overnight anchorage at Cala Luna, routes that call for a larger, slower vessel built for distance rather than pace. From €4,200 per day.