BIANCA is a fast Italian flybridge from the Maiora line, built by Fipa Italiana Yachts and delivered in 2010, and pace is what sets her apart. Her planing hull cruises at 23 knots and reaches 28, so she covers ground that a displacement yacht of her size simply cannot. For a charter party who want to see more of Greece, Croatia and the eastern Mediterranean in a week, that speed changes what is possible.
At 32.8 metres she is unusually capable for her length, sleeping twelve guests across five cabins with a crew of six. Twin 2,000 horsepower MTU engines drive her, and a shallow 2.4 metre draft opens up the anchorages and island channels that larger yachts have to pass by. She is fully licensed for charter in Greek waters, which makes her a straightforward choice for an Aegean or Ionian program.
Her interior is warm and classically Italian, built around rich timber, soft neutral fabrics and generous natural light. The main deck salon runs as a single relaxed space, with a lounge forward of a formal dining area, both open to the sea through wide windows. It is a sociable layout, easy to move through and comfortable whether the party is twelve at dinner or a quieter few with coffee in the morning.
Accommodation is genuinely flexible. The master and a VIP take the prime positions, and three further cabins in a mix of doubles and twins, with additional berths, let her sleep a family group or two families sharing with equal ease. The cabins are calm and well finished, each with its own bathroom, so a full complement of twelve never feels crowded.
Life aboard BIANCA happens outside. The aft deck is set for al fresco lounging and dining, the foredeck carries sun pads and seating for time away from the crowd, and the sun deck gives her a second open-air living room high above the water. Her tender and toy inventory is deep, with two tenders, waverunners, SeaBobs, kayaks, paddleboards, a wakeboard, waterskis and more, all backed by a drone for the aerial shots.
Her pace also widens the map. From a base in Greece she can reach the Ionian, the Cyclades and the Dodecanese within comfortable day hops, and a week that would feel rushed on a slower yacht instead takes in a genuine spread of islands. Croatia, Montenegro and the Turkish coast are all within her range across a season. That reach, paired with a shallow draft, means BIANCA can chase the best weather and the quietest anchorages rather than being tied to a single stretch of coast. Her crew of six are well practised at fast, full itineraries, keeping the watersports, the dining and the daily logistics running smoothly even when the plan changes with the wind.
BIANCA suits an active charter that wants range and energy from a mid-size yacht. She is quick, sociable and easy to live with, and her crew of six keep a fast, full week running smoothly from one island to the next. With berths for twelve and genuine pace across a whole season, she is a rare and versatile mid-size all-rounder for an active charter.
