Lamborghini 63

Onboard the Lamborghini 63

The Lamborghini 63 by Tecnomar carries its carbon-hull construction into every line of the deck plan: a low, wide sport-yacht profile built for speed rather than volume, with an al fresco dining area set aft where the breeze off the water reaches the table through most of the meal. At 20 metres she holds ten guests comfortably for a day on the water, while two cabins below mean any overnight stay is better suited to a couple or two sharing the boat rather than a full group booking.

From Port Olímpic, the Lamborghini 63's cruising speed of around 60 knots opens up options that slower yachts in the fleet don't have on the same afternoon. A run down to Sitges, normally a good hour or more by displacement hull, becomes a short transfer, leaving more time at anchor or ashore before the return leg. The captain will still take the harbour exit at Barcelona's own pace — commercial and ferry traffic through the approaches is heavy enough that speed only starts once clear of the port limits — but once in open water the yacht's performance changes the shape of a standard day charter.

This is the right choice for guests who want the sport-yacht experience itself to be part of the day: couples marking an occasion, a small group who'd rather feel the boat move than sit at anchor all afternoon, or clients comparing several yachts in the fleet who want something distinct from the larger crewed motor yachts. Ten guests can be aboard for a day charter with al fresco dining set up on deck; for anything involving an overnight stay, plan around the two-cabin layout rather than the day guest count.