CIPANGO

Versilcraft's 1992 delivery showcases the Italian builder's approach to creating purposeful expedition vessels, with CIPANGO representing their commitment to crafting yachts capable of extended Mediterranean odysseys and Atlantic crossings. At 30 meters, her proportions strike the ideal balance for accessing both intimate coves along the French Riviera and weathering open-ocean passages to distant archipelagos, making her equally suited to threading through the narrow channels of the Greek islands or anchoring in the protected bays of Corsica. Antonio Maggini's exterior design emphasizes functionality over flash, creating clean proportions that slice efficiently through varied sea conditions while providing generous deck space for al fresco dining under Mediterranean stars. Patrick Knowles' interior accommodates eight guests across thoughtfully planned living spaces that prioritize comfort during longer voyages, supported by a crew of four who understand the demands of both intimate gatherings and adventurous exploration. CIPANGO transforms extended cruising into an art form, whether tracing the volcanic coastlines of the Canary Islands or discovering secluded anchorages where larger vessels cannot venture.