BLACK PEPPER

Lavagna's 1974 creation reflects a particular vision of motor yachting from an era when Mediterranean builders prioritized intimate scale over grand gesture. BLACK PEPPER carries forward that philosophy with her 24-meter frame accommodating nine guests in an arrangement that favors shared experience over private retreat. Her proportions speak to a different understanding of luxury—one measured not in cabin count but in the quality of time spent together. The absence of traditional stateroom divisions creates opportunities for more fluid living arrangements, whether hosting extended family gatherings or close groups of friends who value connection over convention. Benetti's naval architecture ensures her lines remain true to the decade's aesthetic, when designers drew hulls for graceful passage rather than aggressive presence. With three crew managing the guest experience, BLACK PEPPER maintains the unhurried pace that defined yachting in the Mediterranean's golden age. Her 5.27-meter beam provides stable platform for the kind of leisurely cruising where destinations matter less than the company you keep and the conversations that unfold naturally across her thoughtfully conceived spaces.