TWINS is a Custom Line Navetta 30, delivered in 2025 and spending her summers on the water between Corsica and Sardinia. She measures a little over 28 metres on a wide 7.5 metre beam, and that width is felt across the whole yacht, from the full main deck master to the broad side decks and the shaded upper deck above. The Navetta idea is slow, quiet, level cruising, and TWINS holds to it with stabilisers that work at anchor and underway, so she stays steady whether she is crossing to Sardinia or lying off a beach for the afternoon.
Eleven guests sleep in five cabins. The owner takes a full beam suite forward on the main deck, with windows down both sides, a television and a private bathroom. Below, two VIP doubles and two further cabins, one convertible and one carrying a Pullman berth, give the layout the flexibility a family or two couples travelling together tend to want. A crew of six runs the yacht from service spaces kept well clear of the guest areas, so the accommodation stays calm and private.
The main deck is built around one long, light salon in pale timber and cream. Soft seating gathers around a low table at the aft end, where full glass doors slide open to the shaded aft deck and let the room run straight out to the sea. A second lounge sits forward with an L shaped sofa and a media wall, a quieter corner for a film or a book, and forward of that a separate dining room seats the whole group under large windows that keep the coast in view through dinner.
Outside, TWINS gives her guests three distinct places to spread out. The upper deck aft carries a round dining table under the hardtop, shaded through the middle of the day and open to the breeze, with a spiral stair down to the main deck. Just forward of it a long sofa runs along the shaded deck for lounging once the sun has moved off the water. The bow is kept private, a pair of sun loungers and a low seating group set against the rail with a clear view over the anchorage.
A full tender and toy garage keeps the water close. The crew launch a tender and a run of watersports gear for guests who want to be in the sea rather than beside it, and the swim platform aft drops down to the water for easy access after a day on the move. Warm timber, cream upholstery and large panes of glass carry through the whole interior, so the cabins and the living spaces feel of a piece, and the low engine and vibration levels the Navetta range is known for keep the yacht quiet at rest and on passage.
The waters between Corsica and Sardinia suit a yacht built for this kind of cruising. The Maddalena archipelago and the beaches of the Costa Smeralda are a short run apart, the Lavezzi islands and the Bonifacio strait sit in between, and there are quiet coves on both coasts to anchor in for lunch and a swim. With her volume, her stabilised ride and her balance of shaded and open deck space, TWINS suits a family or a group of friends who want to take this coast at an unhurried pace, moving from one anchorage to the next and treating the yacht itself as the destination.