Rand Escape 30

Onboard the Rand Escape 30

The Rand Escape 30 is built for movement rather than lounging at anchor: an open, uncluttered deck runs from the bow seating to the helm, with a single forward cabin offering shade and a place to stow bags rather than a sleeping suite. At nine metres, she carries up to twelve guests comfortably for a few hours on the water without ever feeling like a larger, slower vessel trying to seat everyone at once.

She suits a short run along the Costa Smeralda's granite coastline better than a multi-day route — out past Porto Cervo for an hour of open water, a swim stop in a calm bay, and back before the afternoon wind picks up. A late-afternoon departure timed to catch the light change over the coast works particularly well on a boat this size and this quick to get underway.

Because there's no overnight cabin to plan around, booking the Rand Escape 30 tends to be straightforward: a half-day or sunset slot, a guest count confirmed in advance, and a pickup point agreed with the base in Sardinia. It's a practical choice for a family afternoon, a small group of friends wanting speed over ceremony, or a short outing squeezed between other plans.