RMF

Onboard the RMF

RMF carries Sanlorenzo's full-custom sensibility onto a 52-metre platform, with five cabins arranged for ten guests — a ratio that leaves noticeably more space per person than most yachts this length manage across a Sardinian charter season. Interior lines favour long, uninterrupted rooms over broken-up berths, and the hull's proportions give the aft deck and upper areas an openness that reads as calm rather than crowded.

Based out of Sardinia, RMF suits a slower kind of superyacht day: a run along the Costa Smeralda coastline from Porto Cervo toward Porto Rotondo and Cala di Volpe, timed so the last hour of light catches the granite shoreline from the water rather than from shore. It is a format built for guests who want distance and comfort more than a packed list of stops.

With only ten guests aboard, RMF also works well as a closed, private setting for a small corporate group or an extended family who want the run of the yacht rather than a subdivided version of it. Cabin count and guest number stay close together here, which keeps allocation straightforward once a group books directly with the charter team in Sardinia.