Custom Line / Custom Line Saetta 106′
The Saetta 106′ is Custom Line’s 32.8-metre planing cruiser, the model that brings the yard’s fast-yacht thinking into a size an owner can run with a compact crew. She is quick, reaching 26 knots flat out and holding a 22-knot cruise, yet she carries the five-cabin accommodation and full-height volume of yachts that move far more slowly. For buyers who split their time between short, fast coastal hops and longer stays at anchor, that combination is the point.
Twin MTU 16V 2000 engines on shaft lines give her the pace, while a GRP hull and 7.4-metre beam provide the interior scale. The layout places two VIP cabins and two twins on the lower deck alongside the owner’s accommodation, with separate crew quarters forward. Above, the main deck opens through the signature Custom Line glazing, and the sun deck and aft cockpit extend the living space into the open air.
Built by the Ferretti Group and finished through the Custom Line Atelier, she is tailored rather than specified from a list, so each hull reflects its owner’s brief in materials and layout. Positioned between the yard’s larger flagships and its smaller planing models, the Saetta 106′ is the sweet spot for an owner who wants speed, volume and provenance in a manageable package.
Length
32.82M
Beam
7.4M
Draft
2.03M
Day Guests
12
Sleeping
10
Cabin
5
Crew
5
Cruise Speed
22KT
Max Speed
26KT
Fuel
14700L
Range
1000NM
Engine
2 x MTU 16V 2000 M96L (2,638 HP each)
New Starting From
€12,000,000
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Twenty-six knots is quick for a 33-metre yacht, and the Saetta 106′ reaches it on twin MTU 16V 2000 M96L engines driving shaft lines. She holds a 22-knot fast cruise for owners who want to compress a passage, and drops to an economic 12 knots for a 1,000-nautical-mile range when the schedule relaxes. Fuel capacity of 14,700 litres supports that flexibility. At 126 tonnes unladen she is light for her volume, which is how the planing hull delivers its speed, and the ride stays composed as she comes up onto the plane. The propulsion choice is deliberately conventional: shaft lines are simple to maintain and service anywhere, a practical advantage over more complex drive systems on a yacht intended for real use across a season.
The Saetta 106′ reads as a scaled expression of the same language as her larger sister. Long side glazing runs the main deck, the superstructure stays low, and the sheerline carries cleanly to a plumb bow. The effect is sporting without being aggressive. Deck areas are well judged for the size: a sun deck for sunbathing and casual dining, a main-deck cockpit for shaded lunches, and a bathing platform aft that brings guests to the water. There is sensible provision for a tender and water toys without cluttering the profile. The design priority throughout is a single uninterrupted line, and the yard has resisted the temptation to over-decorate, which is part of why the Saetta reads as contemporary rather than dated.
Five cabins is a strong count for a 33-metre, and the Saetta 106′ achieves it without feeling cramped. The lower deck carries two VIP cabins and two twin cabins alongside the owner’s accommodation, a layout that suits families and owners who cruise with guests rather than charter parties. The 7.4-metre beam gives the cabins real floor area, and the Custom Line glazing strategy pushes natural light deep into the hull. Finishes come through the Atelier, so materials and mood are set by the owner rather than the catalogue. Crew quarters sit forward with their own access, keeping the service circulation clear of the guest areas, which matters on a yacht run with a small professional team.
For her size the Saetta 106′ is generous with social space. The main saloon opens to the sea through the side glazing and connects directly to the aft cockpit, so the principal living area runs effectively from inside to the water’s edge. The sun deck gives a second, more open gathering point for daytime use, with sunpads and an informal bar arrangement. At anchor the bathing platform becomes the focus, a base for swimming and launching toys that extends the usable footprint well beyond the hull. The galley is positioned to serve both the interior dining area and the cockpit without crossing guest space. The flow rewards the way owners actually use a yacht this size, moving easily between fast passages and long, settled stays.
She is built in GRP in Italy by the Ferretti Group’s Custom Line division, to classification and with the aftercare reach a major builder provides, both of which support resale. Systems, generators and stabilisation are specified for comfortable cruising at anchor and on passage, and the shaft-line propulsion keeps maintenance straightforward in any port. Because the interior is developed through the Atelier, no two examples are identical, so a buyer should read the specific inventory of any Saetta 106′ closely, from the audiovisual fit to the tender package. In a crowded 30-to-35-metre field, she stands out for pairing genuine speed with five-cabin volume and the backing of a group with a worldwide service footprint, a combination that keeps her relevant well beyond the first owner.
Length
32.82M
Beam
7.4M
Draft
2.03M
Guests
10
Cabins
5
Cruise Speed
22Kt
Max Speed
26Kt
Length
34.5M
Beam
7.7M
Draft
2.2M
Guests
10
Cabins
5
Cruise Speed
12Kt
Max Speed
15Kt
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