ANYPA

Stefano Righini's exterior design for this 2003 Benetti transforms the 30-meter platform into a floating sanctuary centered around an exceptional beach club that opens directly to the waterline. Where many yachts of this era prioritized formal entertaining spaces, ANYPA dedicates her lower deck to creating an intimate connection with the sea itself, featuring fold-down platforms that extend the living space directly onto the water's surface. François Zuretti's interior architecture flows naturally toward this aquatic focus, with the main salon's expanses of glass framing views that draw guests toward the beach club below. The careful proportioning across ANYPA's 7.16-meter beam creates surprising volume within her 193 gross tons, allowing the beach club to feel genuinely spacious rather than merely functional. Swimmers can transition effortlessly from the protected waters around the yacht to lounging areas that remain private yet open to ocean breezes. This Benetti's layout accommodates eight guests across thoughtfully appointed staterooms, while five crew members maintain the yacht's operations with the discretion that proper beach club entertaining demands. The swimming and lounging areas can be fully utilized while other guests retreat to upper deck spaces, creating natural separation between active water sports and quieter relaxation. ANYPA's beach club transforms every anchorage into a private resort, whether guests are exploring secluded coves or spending extended time at anchor in crystalline waters. The integration of indoor comfort with direct water access reflects Benetti's understanding that luxury lies not in isolation from the elements, but in controlling exactly how and when to embrace them.