Mangusta 92

Onboard the Mangusta 92

Mangusta 92 reads as a sport yacht first: low sheer line, a deep V hull built for speed, and a cruising pace around 36 knots that puts real distance behind you before lunch is even served. At 28 metres she carries up to 12 guests across four cabins, with the aft deck given over to open-air dining rather than a formal saloon setup — the kind of layout that suits a table left set through the afternoon as the coastline changes outside.

She fits a smaller, faster-moving guest list better than a large event party: two or three couples travelling together, a corporate group of six or eight wanting a working lunch away from the quay, or a family stretched across four cabins for a short multi-day run. The speed is the point of the boat — she's chosen by people who want to cover ground, not sit at anchor all day.

Based out of Saint-Tropez, Mangusta 92 is well suited to a fast push toward the Îles d'Hyères and back within a working day, or a shorter run out to the open water off Pampelonne where the swim platform earns its keep — guests in and out of the water between courses rather than a single scheduled swim stop. With four cabins on board, an overnight extension is a straightforward add to the plan rather than a separate booking.