Prestige 680s

The Prestige 680s runs 21.4 metres and carries the layout of a proper family cruiser rather than a stripped-down day boat: four cabins below deck alongside guest space that comfortably holds up to twelve on board. It reads as a yacht built for people who want somewhere to sit down, spread out, and not feel like they're sharing a single sun pad — useful for a mixed group of adults and children, or two or three families chartering together for the day.

Out of a Sardinian base, that cabin count opens up more than a single afternoon on the water. The Prestige 680s suits a calm-water day in the Maddalena Archipelago, where the anchorages are sheltered enough for children to swim off the platform without a swell running through the bay, but the four-cabin arrangement also means the same yacht can be booked for two or three days along the coast rather than a single out-and-back trip, with guests sleeping aboard instead of returning to a marina each night.

It works best for groups who want the yacht itself to do some of the hosting — enough separate cabins that couples or families aren't stacked into shared bunks, and enough deck space that a party of twelve isn't elbow to elbow at anchor. For a Sardinia charter built around a slower pace — one or two protected bays, lunch at anchor, an early return before afternoon wind picks up — the Prestige 680s gives a group room to actually use the boat rather than just ride on it.