Ferretti delivered BEST OFF in 2010 as a Custom Line Navetta 33 Heritage, and a 2024 refit has kept her looking and running like new rather than simply patched over. At 33 metres she carries a layout still uncommon at this length: two full-beam master suites, one on the main deck and one on the lower deck, rather than the single owner’s cabin most yachts her size settle for. It is a detail that changes who can charter her well — two families, two couples, or a couple and a set of grandparents can each have a proper suite of their own rather than a hierarchy of cabins.
The remaining three cabins split between doubles and a twin, finished in the same warm timber and crisp linens that run through the rest of the yacht, each with its own ensuite. A 2024 refit has refreshed fabrics and finishes throughout without disturbing the Navetta’s settled, classic character — this is a yacht that reads as cared for, not redecorated for a sale.
BEST OFF’s real point of difference below decks is that she offers two distinct living areas rather than one. The main deck salon is bright and open, built around deep cream seating and a dining table forward for meals that do not have to move outside. One deck up, a second lounge pairs a more casual seating area with its own dining table, giving the yacht two separate rhythms: a formal one on the main deck, a relaxed one above, so a group that wants both a quiet corner and a social one never has to choose.
Outside, that same doubling repeats. Two exterior dining tables, one on the main deck and one on the upper deck, mean breakfast and dinner do not have to happen in the same spot every day. The sundeck is the highlight: a jacuzzi set into open teak, surrounded by generous loungers, built for a long afternoon at anchor rather than a quick dip. A full stabilisation system, active both underway and at anchor, keeps all of it comfortable through a longer passage or a choppier afternoon, which matters more on a Mediterranean itinerary that runs from the French Riviera to Corsica and the Italian coast.
The toy locker is built for a yacht that wants guests in the water, not just looking at it: two Seabobs, two underwater sea scooters, jet skis, paddleboards, a fishing rod set and a three-person inflatable sofa for towing, backed by a five-metre Novurania tender for reef and beach runs. RYA-certified instructors travel with the crew of six, so guests who want to actually learn to use the toys, not just have them handed over, have someone to show them how. That combination — proper instruction alongside the equipment — is the sort of detail that turns a family charter with mixed ages and abilities into a week everyone genuinely enjoys rather than one where only the confident swimmers get the most out of the toys.
BEST OFF charters the West Mediterranean through the season, with France and Italy as her home waters and Corsica, the French Riviera and Monaco named among her regular destinations. For a group that wants the flexibility of two master suites, two living rooms and two dining spots, run by a crew of six who know the boat and the region well, she is built to make a mixed-generation or multi-family charter feel considered rather than compromised.
