RMF

Onboard the RMF

RMF, a 52-metre Sanlorenzo, carries ten guests across five cabins — a ratio that gives each stateroom real breathing room rather than the tighter layouts common on yachts of similar length carrying more berths. The scale of the yacht shows in how unhurried life aboard feels: wide deck areas for lounging, a sense of separation between guest quarters and the working parts of the vessel, and a build quality that keeps things quiet at anchor and steady underway.

Based out of Barcelona, RMF suits a charter that moves beyond a single afternoon. Her size and range make her a natural fit for an overnight passage toward Menorca — roughly 200 nautical miles from Port Olímpic and typically run as a two-day crossing — with the first hours spent clearing Barcelona's harbour traffic under the captain's direction before open water settles the pace. She works equally well for a shorter brief: a corporate charter anchored in Barcelona bay for a client event, skyline and city as backdrop, where the deck space and cabin count comfortably host a group without feeling like a day-boat squeeze.

RMF is a reasonable choice for a family group or corporate party of up to ten who want a full-crew superyacht experience without needing the largest hull in the fleet — enough cabins to spread out, enough boat to handle a Balearics passage, but not excessive for a group this size. Provisioning ahead of departure typically draws on Barcelona's Boqueria or Santa Caterina markets, and for a multi-day run toward the Balearics, fuel and APA should be budgeted with that longer distance in mind rather than the lighter allowance suited to a short coastal day.