CENTURION is a 32-metre Custom Line Navetta 33 motor yacht designed by Zuccon International and delivered in 2013. Following a comprehensive refit completed in 2025, she emerges refreshed and thoroughly contemporary, balancing the Navetta platform’s signature long-range cruising ability with a renewed interior and updated systems that place her among the most capable charter yachts in her size range along the French Riviera.
Her layout centres on volume and light. A full-beam master suite sits forward on the main deck, wrapped in panoramic windows that bring the sea to eye level from the bed itself. The effect at anchor, waking to azure water on both sides, is one of the quieter rewards of the Navetta hull form. Below, four guest cabins accommodate up to ten overnight: one double with a queen-size bed, and three versatile twin cabins, each finished in warm wood tones and natural fabrics introduced during the 2025 refit.
The main-deck salon is framed by floor-to-ceiling glazing on both sides, flooding the space with natural light and drawing the eye out to the water. Furnishings are modern and understated: neutral linens, low-profile seating, and a dining arrangement for the full complement of ten guests. A folding balcony on the port side opens the salon outward, dissolving the line between interior and sea, a detail that transforms evening cocktails or a quiet morning coffee into something more memorable.
Step up to the bridge deck and the pace shifts to open-air living. A generous al fresco dining table seats the full party beneath a fixed hardtop, while a deep U-shaped settee and sun loungers invite long afternoons at anchor. The flybridge above goes further: a jacuzzi is sunk into the teak, flanked by sun pads and served by a wet bar with fridge. From here, the Riviera coastline unfolds in every direction, Cap Ferrat to Cannes, the Lérins Islands to the ochre cliffs of the Estérel massif.
CENTURION carries a 9-metre Yellowfin tender alongside a Williams jet tender, giving guests the flexibility to reach secluded beaches, harbour-hop between coastal villages, or simply explore a bay at speed. The toy inventory continues with SeaBobs, kayaks, stand-up paddleboards, water skis, and towed inflatables, more than enough to keep guests active between swims.
With a 184 GT hull, a beam of 7 metres, and a cruising speed of 12 knots backed by an 800-nautical-mile range, CENTURION is built to move comfortably between ports without rushing. A crew of seven, attentive without being intrusive, manages everything from the galley to the tender, ensuring the charter runs seamlessly whether the itinerary spans a single bay or a full week’s transit from Monaco to Sardinia.
Based year-round in the South of France, CENTURION charters from €87,000 per week, offering the kind of space, finish, and crew-to-guest ratio more commonly found on larger yachts.
Zuccon International’s design for the Navetta 33 prioritises long sight lines and uncluttered spaces. The main-deck corridor runs wide enough to pass comfortably, the helm station is set apart on the bridge deck with 360-degree visibility, and the engine room has standing headroom throughout, a detail that speaks to the build quality beneath the teak. Two MTU engines drive the hull at up to 16 knots when the moment calls for it, though 12 knots is where CENTURION finds her stride, quiet enough to hold a conversation on the aft deck while underway.
A typical week aboard might begin in Antibes, work east along the coast to Villefranche-sur-Mer and Monaco, then loop back through Saint-Tropez and the calanques of Cassis before returning. Alternatively, with her 800-nautical-mile range, CENTURION can comfortably reach Corsica, Sardinia, or the Aeolian Islands for guests who prefer remoter anchorages and fewer neighbours at the swim platform.
