Le Magnifique Yacht Charter

About Le Magnifique

Le Magnifique is a 33.5-meter (109’11”) open motor yacht built by Overmarine’s Mangusta yard in Italy, the 11th hull in the Mangusta 108 line. Naval architecture is by Andrea Bacigalupo, with exterior styling from Stefano Righini and interior design by Rodriguez Interiors. She was delivered in 2002-2003 and refitted in 2022.

Her full-beam master suite is sized closer to what’s typically found on a 40-meter-plus yacht, according to CharterWorld’s listing copy, and is the standout feature on board. The open-style layout suits charters along the West Mediterranean coast.

Guest Accommodation

Four cabins accommodate up to eight guests. The full-beam master suite sits amidships with a king-size island bed, large through-hull windows, and a private office that doubles as a massage room, a genuinely unusual inclusion on a yacht this size. A VIP cabin offers a queen bed with its own vanity area, and a third double cabin is also en suite.

The fourth cabin, a double, is not en suite, worth noting for guests prioritizing privacy in every room. Each cabin is fitted with a flat-screen TV, Apple TV with a film library, and a Sonos sound system. Five crew run the yacht, including a dedicated captain’s cabin.

Onboard Amenities

Wi-Fi connectivity keeps guests connected throughout the charter, and air conditioning covers the interior spaces. Exterior sunpads provide space to relax between swims, and the office adjoining the master suite doubles as a quiet retreat for an onboard massage.

• Air Conditioning
• Massage Room
• Wi-Fi

Cruising Performance

Built with a GRP hull and superstructure, Le Magnifique is a genuine performance yacht for her size. Twin MTU engines, rated at 2,735hp each, give her a cruising speed of around 23 knots and a top speed as high as 38 knots by her central agent’s figures, though a prior sale listing recorded 32 knots instead, a variance that likely reflects different load and sea-trial conditions. Her range is roughly 450 nautical miles at 28 knots from 13,750 liters of fuel, burning around 1,000 liters an hour at cruising speed.

A shallow draft of 1.2 to 1.3 meters (around 4 feet) lets her get close to anchorages and shorelines that deeper-draft motor yachts have to pass by, a useful trait along the French Riviera and the Spanish and Italian coves further along her West Mediterranean cruising grounds.

Toys & Water Equipment

Le Magnifique’s water-toy inventory centers on a single Williams 445 jet tender, kept in a dedicated transom garage for quick, discreet launch and retrieval. Guests looking for a broader selection, such as jet skis or paddleboards, should confirm current availability with the charter broker, as none were listed beyond the tender at time of writing.