BESAME

Zuccon International Project shaped BESAME's 27-meter profile in 2008, creating spaces where conversation flows as naturally as guests move between her social areas. The main salon opens seamlessly to outdoor dining spaces, while the flybridge becomes an evening gathering point where eight guests find themselves drawn together by the yacht's intuitive layout. Ferretti Yachts engineered these transitions to feel effortless, allowing days to unfold organically from morning coffee on deck to sunset cocktails above. Life aboard centers around connection rather than retreat. The Italian design team understood that luxury lies not in isolation but in choice, crafting intimate corners alongside expansive entertaining areas. Her 6.6-meter beam provides genuine room to breathe, whether guests seek animated dinner conversation or quiet moments with a book. Four crew members maintain this rhythm seamlessly, appearing when needed while preserving the relaxed atmosphere that defines her character. BESAME represents Ferretti's approach to motor yacht design during a particularly refined period, when builders focused on livability over spectacle. At 93 gross tons, she offers the substance of a much larger yacht while maintaining the agility that makes spontaneous coastal exploration possible. Her proportions feel right in any anchorage, neither overshadowing intimate coves nor disappearing among larger vessels, creating the perfect stage for the kind of unhurried luxury that draws guests back season after season.