The Wellesley

The Wellesley carries her 56 metres with the kind of proportion that shows on board rather than on paper: six cabins built for twelve guests, which means real distance between staterooms rather than corridors stacked tight to hit a number. Oceanco's design gives each deck its own rhythm — lounging space that doesn't double as a walkway, dining areas set apart from the sleeping quarters — so a full guest list doesn't feel like a full boat. For charters based out of Porto Cervo, that scale also means a presence at the marina that matches the surrounding fleet during the Costa Smeralda season.

A yacht of this size suits groups who need room to spread out without splitting up: three generations of one family, a wedding party wanting separate cabins for parents and adult children, or a corporate group where the principals and their guests need distinct zones on the same vessel. The six-cabin layout supports multi-day cruising along the Costa Smeralda coast — Porto Cervo to Porto Rotondo to Cala di Volpe — with enough cabin variety to house couples, single travellers and family groups under one charter without compromise on any side.

Booking a yacht at this scale is less about picking a bay and more about matching the itinerary to the vessel — draft, berth availability at Porto Cervo, and the guest list's actual sleeping needs all factor into the route before a day is confirmed. The Wellesley works best as the anchor point for a charter built around her size: a base in the Costa Smeralda with day runs to the surrounding coast, planned early given how limited berthing becomes at Porto Cervo in the peak July–August weeks and around the September regatta season.