Lamborghini 63

The Lamborghini 63 by Tecnomar is a 20-metre sport-yacht built around one idea: speed with presence. A carbon hull keeps weight down and stiffness up, which is what lets this boat hold a cruising pace of around 60 knots rather than the mid-30s more common on yachts this size. On deck, the mood matches the hull — low, wide, angular lines that read more supercar than displacement yacht, with an al fresco dining area set up for guests who want to eat and talk in the open air rather than retreat below.

Out of a Sardinian base, that speed changes what a day charter can cover. Porto Cervo to the Maddalena Archipelago, normally a steady run, becomes a short transit, leaving more time actually anchored in the clear water off islands like Spargi rather than travelling to reach them. The same logic applies along the Costa Smeralda coast between Porto Cervo, Porto Rotondo and Cala di Volpe: quick hops between bays, more time swimming and eating on deck, less time watching the wake.

With two cabins and capacity for 10 guests, the Lamborghini 63 is built primarily around day use — a fast, photogenic platform for a small group, a couple wanting a high-speed circuit of the coast, or a corporate outing where the boat itself is part of the pitch. Anyone considering it for an overnight should plan around the two-cabin layout rather than the daytime guest count. Given the speed and the design language, this is a yacht worth booking with a clear route in mind — the hull is built to be used, not idled at anchor all afternoon.