BLUE STAR

Versilcraft's 1984 design showcases a remarkably generous 6.

1-meter beam that transforms BLUE STAR's proportions into something unexpectedly voluminous for her era. Thisширина creates expansive deck spaces that flow seamlessly from bow to stern, where morning coffee feels unhurried against wide bulwarks and afternoon gatherings spread naturally across her substantial aft deck. The Italian builder's attention to spatial relationships becomes evident as guests move through areas that breathe with uncommon openness, each zone benefiting from the yacht's impressive breadth. Her 104-ton displacement provides the stability that makes these wide spaces feel secure rather than sprawling, while accommodations for ten guests and four crew create an intimate scale of service rarely found on 25-meter vessels. Interior volumes expand beyond expectation, with natural light filling rooms that capitalize on every centimeter of that distinctive beam, creating an onboard atmosphere where the boundaries between indoor and outdoor living dissolve into one continuous experience of Mediterranean leisure.