Navetta 33

Onboard the Navetta 33

The Navetta 33 belongs to Ferretti's long-range Navetta series, a line built on a displacement hull that favours a settled, steady ride over outright speed and gives unusually generous interior volume for a 33-metre yacht. Five cabins sleep up to 12 guests, which puts more private space per person than many motor yachts this length manage — a layout that reads less like a day-charter runabout and more like a boat meant to be lived aboard for a few nights.

Out of Saint-Tropez, that character suits an itinerary built around staying rather than dashing between stops: a night at anchor in the Gulf off town, close enough to tender across to Quai Jean Jaurès for dinner or the Tuesday and Saturday market, followed by a quieter overnight in the Port Grimaud canal or a longer passage west toward the Îles d'Hyères. The hull's stability at anchor also makes her a comfortable platform for a lunch stop with the village in view, or for guests moving on and off by tender through the afternoon rather than the yacht itself relocating.

The cabin count makes sense for a family group splitting a multi-night charter, or for a company booking the boat for a private lunch or small on-water gathering, where the extra interior room gives crew and any onboard catering space to operate without guests feeling crowded. Because vessels of this size are typically chartered at anchor rather than on a high-season quay berth, it's worth confirming guest numbers, cabin split and the intended route — Gulf anchorage, Port Grimaud overnight, or an island passage — with the broker before the booking is set.