ELEGANCE OF CANNES

Cerri Cantieri Navali launched ELEGANCE OF CANNES in 2007 with a clear vision of how guests should move and gather aboard a 26-meter yacht. Her social architecture revolves around fluid transitions between intimate conversation areas and spaces that draw the full party together. The main salon flows naturally into the aft deck, where cushioned seating wraps around a central table that becomes the heart of evening gatherings. Forward, the bow offers a more secluded retreat with sun pads that invite afternoon reading or quiet conversations over morning coffee. Her 6.35-meter beam creates generous proportions throughout, allowing eight guests to spread out during the day yet naturally converge for meals and sunset aperitifs. The three-person crew moves discreetly through dedicated service areas, appearing with fresh towels poolside or chilled champagne on deck without interrupting the rhythm of relaxation. What emerges is a yacht where social moments happen organically—where guests find themselves lingering over lunch because the setting encourages it, or gathering on deck at twilight because the space draws them there. Life aboard unfolds at its own unhurried pace, shaped by thoughtful proportions that understand how people actually want to spend their time on the water.