Blue Vision brings the composure of a Benetti Vision 145 to a charter built around light, space and easy movement between sea and sky. Delivered in 2007 and given a full interior renewal in 2017, she pairs a proven displacement pedigree with contemporary comfort, and her long charter record across the West Mediterranean speaks to a yacht that is genuinely set up for guests rather than for show.
She measures 44 metres and carries twelve guests across five cabins, a generous ratio that gives every group room to spread out. The layout is arranged for flow. Guests move from the swim platform to the shaded aft decks, up through the interior lounges and out onto a sundeck that has become the natural heart of the yacht. There, a jacuzzi sits among sun pads, a wet bar and shaded dining, framed by open water on three sides.
Inside, the mood softens. The 2017 refit brought warm timber joinery, generous natural light and current audiovisual and communications technology into every principal space. The main salon reads as calm and contemporary, with pale seating and clean sightlines to the sea. A separate sky lounge gives the yacht a second, more relaxed living room, well suited to films, quiet afternoons or a nightcap away from the main deck. Formal dining is handled with restraint, the table set beneath soft lighting for evenings that feel considered rather than staged.
Accommodation is thoughtfully split. The master suite runs full of light and storage, while the guest cabins mix doubles and twins, several with additional Pullman berths, so families and mixed groups are easily absorbed. Each cabin carries its own entertainment system, and the finish throughout is consistent, comfortable and quietly confident.
Blue Vision is built for the way people actually charter the Mediterranean. Her tender and toy inventory is deep: waverunners, seabobs, paddleboards, kayaks, inflatables, water skis, wakeboards and full diving and snorkelling equipment, supported by a Zodiac tender for beach drops and coastal exploring. A crew of nine runs the yacht with the discretion that a group of this size expects, handling everything from al fresco lunches to sunset departures without fuss.
Her cruising grounds read like a summer itinerary in themselves. She works the Balearic Islands, the French Riviera and Monaco, the coasts of Corsica and Sardinia, and the ports of northern Italy and Sicily, moving comfortably at twelve knots with the range to link them without pressure. It is a program that rewards both the guest who wants to anchor off a quiet cove and the one who wants to step ashore into a harbour town for the evening.
The result is a yacht that is easy to recommend: a well kept Benetti with a modern interior, a sociable deck plan, a serious toy box and a crew who know these waters. Blue Vision does the quiet, difficult work of making a Mediterranean week feel effortless, and she does it with the assurance that only a properly run yacht can.
Days aboard settle into an easy rhythm. Breakfast runs late on the shaded aft deck, the tenders drop guests onto quiet beaches through the middle of the day, and the sundeck fills again as the light softens. Dinners move between the formal interior table and long al fresco evenings under the stars, and the crew read the mood without being asked, adjusting the plan as the week and the weather suggest. It is the kind of service that makes a large yacht feel personal, and it is what keeps guests returning to her season after season.
