Overmarine, the Italian yard behind the Mangusta performance range, combines radical exterior design with serious speed capability, producing motor yachts that stand apart from more conventional charter fleets. In the Cayman Islands, where crossing from Grand Cayman to the Sister Islands and back in a single day is a genuine option, that pace translates directly into more time at anchor and less time underway.
Three Overmarine yachts operate in Cayman Islands waters through The Yacht Collection, each bringing the yard’s hallmark of sharp lines and open-plan layouts that maximise social space. The Mangusta range prioritises deck volume over interior mass, creating a style of charter holiday oriented around outdoor living, whether on the sweeping aft deck, the bow area or the flybridge.
Charter rates for Overmarine yachts in the Cayman Islands typically fall between 50,000 and 120,000 euros per week depending on vessel size and season. The advance provisioning allowance of around 30 percent covers fuel, food and marina fees. December through April is peak season, when the islands attract guests from North America and Europe seeking guaranteed sunshine and warm water.
From Georgetown on Grand Cayman, the logical route runs north to Stingray City, where the famous sandbar delivers an unmistakable encounter in water rarely deeper than a metre. From there the passage to Little Cayman takes around four hours, opening up Bloody Bay Marine Park and the relaxed atmosphere of an island with more iguanas than people.
