ELYSIUM I is a 33.5 metre Riva of the yard celebrated 110 Dolcevita line, delivered in 2019 and drawn by Officina Italiana Design. She is a genuine sports superyacht, low and sharp on the water, with a planing hull that settles into an easy 21 knot cruise and lifts to 26 knots when the mood takes over. Behind that pace sits a surprisingly warm, sociable yacht that sleeps eleven guests across five cabins with a crew of five.
Elysium I is at her best outside. Her broad foredeck carries a private sun lounge tucked into the bow, sunpads and facing seating set well away from the main deck for a quiet swim stop or a lazy morning. On the deck above, a shaded area is laid for al fresco dining and lounging, open to the breeze and the view, and she steps down at the stern to a swim platform and the sea. The toy store is built for active days: a Ribeye chase tender, a Yamaha jet ski, two supercharged Seabobs, a Radinn electric surfboard, stand up paddle boards and inflatables for the whole group.
Inside, the main deck is a light, contemporary salon glazed on three sides, so the water is part of every room. The social heart is a relaxed lounge of soft sofas gathered around a sculptural glass table, with a grand piano set against the windows, a rare and elegant touch at this size. A few steps forward, a dining area in polished timber and textured stone seats the group for long, easy meals, the glazing sliding away to bring the deck and the sea right into the room.
The accommodation is finished with the same clean, modern hand. The full beam master runs across the main deck, bright on both sides with its own seating area and marble bathroom, a calm owner retreat at the centre of the yacht. A VIP suite and further guest cabins below carry the layout, each en suite and dressed in warm walnut, ivory and polished stone, converting easily between double and twin use to suit families or a group of friends travelling together.
Quick, stylish and genuinely comfortable, ELYSIUM I suits guests who like their days to have some energy: a fast run between bays, an afternoon of water toys off the platform, then a slow evening at anchor with the piano playing and dinner on deck. She is based in the West Mediterranean and cruises the coves and harbours of the Balearics and the wider Spanish and French coast, chartering from 118,500 euros per week with her crew of five. Her captain and team keep every day relaxed and unhurried, shaping the itinerary around the group aboard. Air conditioning runs throughout, and thoughtful touches, from the quality of the finishes to the care taken over provisioning and service, give a charter aboard her a real sense of occasion. For couples, families or a group of friends, she strikes an unusually good balance between a sporting day boat and a proper, comfortable superyacht for a full week away.
