Mangusta 33

Onboard the Mangusta 33

The Mangusta 33 carries the shipyard's signature line into superyacht territory: 33 metres of low, purposeful profile with five cabins arranged to sleep up to 12 guests without anyone feeling stacked on top of the next cabin. Overmarine's Mangusta range built its name on performance-first Italian construction, and that heritage shows in the yacht's proportions — long, lean, built to cover distance rather than simply sit at anchor looking decorative.

In Saint-Tropez that range matters. A charter based from here can spend a morning anchored off the Gulf with the village in view, tender guests ashore to Quai Jean Jaurès for lunch or a walk, then reposition toward Pampelonne or further along the coast in the afternoon without the day feeling rushed. Five cabins split comfortably for a family group across two generations, or for a corporate charter where colleagues and clients want private space to retreat to between meetings or meals on deck.

It suits groups who want a superyacht scaled for genuine multi-cabin use rather than a single showpiece suite — corporate hosts organising a client lunch on the Gulf, families who need five separate berths rather than shared bunks, or charter parties of up to 12 who plan to move between anchorages over more than one day. Quay space in Saint-Tropez's Nouveau Port is limited and allocated well ahead of July and August, so anchoring in the Gulf with tender transfers is the more realistic plan for a yacht this size, and it's worth confirming route and berth intentions with the broker before finalising dates.