CECE is a rare thing on the charter market: a genuine power catamaran from Bluegame, the fast-growing Italian yard within the Sanlorenzo Group. Delivered in 2026, she pairs the wide, stable footprint of a multihull with the speed, finish and detailing of a contemporary motor yacht. The result is a boat that feels calm and spacious at anchor yet can still cover real distance when the day calls for it.
The catamaran platform is the whole idea. Two hulls give her a broad beam of just over eight metres, and that width translates directly into living space. Decks are generous and level, the main deck flows without steps, and the yacht sits flat and steady at anchor in a way a monohull of similar length cannot match. For guests prone to motion, or simply for anyone who values a settled night’s sleep, that stability is a quiet luxury in itself.
She is set up for six guests across three cabins, an intimate number matched by a full crew of four. That ratio is unusually high, and it shows in the service: two guests to every crew member means attention is close, personal and unhurried, from the galley to the water toys. This is a yacht for a single family or a small group who want to be genuinely looked after rather than processed.
Performance sets her apart from sailing catamarans of the same size. Twin Volvo Penta D13 engines push her to a top speed of around twenty-two knots and a comfortable cruise near twenty, so a lunch two bays over or a sunset anchorage down the coast is never out of reach. She turns the water between destinations into an easy hop rather than a long slog, which changes how a week can be planned.
Her natural stage is the Western Mediterranean. The listing points to the glamorous stretch of coast around St Tropez, Cannes, Monaco and the French Riviera, along with Portofino, Sardinia, Corsica and Sicily. These are waters made for a fast, shallow-draught catamaran: quick runs between headline harbours, long lunches at anchor off a quiet beach, and the freedom to reposition on a whim.
Life aboard balances sociability with retreat. The wide aft deck and foredeck give guests room to spread out, while the interior offers a cool, contemporary saloon to escape the midday sun. Bluegame’s design language is clean and modern without being clinical, and the current-generation build quality is evident throughout.
For charter guests, CECE answers a very specific brief. She is new, she is fast for a catamaran, she is exceptionally stable, and she comes with the kind of crew ratio usually reserved for far larger yachts. Add a cruising ground that reads like a highlight reel of the French and Italian Riviera, and she becomes an easy recommendation for anyone who wants space and speed in equal measure.
Modern, composed and genuinely versatile, she is proof that a catamaran can be as sharp and capable as it is comfortable.
At anchor the emphasis shifts to the water. The bathing platform and shallow draught make swimming, paddleboarding and tender trips effortless, and the crew keep the toys flowing so the day never stalls. Air conditioning runs throughout for comfort ashore of the sun, and the whole yacht is finished to the standard a 2026 delivery from an Italian yard should be.
