KALA

Stefano Righini's exterior design for this 29.1-meter motor yacht prioritizes the long-range cruising that defines serious Mediterranean exploration. KALA's 2019 delivery from Azimut positions her perfectly for those extended Riviera passages where guests want to reach Corsica's hidden anchorages or push east toward the quieter bays of the Italian coast. Her beam of just over seven meters strikes the right balance for navigating both the glamorous ports of call and the narrower approaches to secluded coves that larger vessels simply cannot access. Salvagni Architetti's interior architecture supports the kind of spontaneous itinerary changes that make Mediterranean cruising so rewarding. When weather shifts or a particularly appealing anchorage emerges, the yacht's layout accommodates ten guests without the complexity of managing multiple stateroom configurations. Four crew members handle operations smoothly, allowing charter parties to pivot from formal harbor dining in Monaco to casual beach picnics along the Costa Brava. This approach to yacht design recognizes that modern cruising demands flexibility over formality. KALA serves groups who might spend morning hours exploring Sardinian archaeological sites, then shift to afternoon water sports off uninhabited islets. Her 168 gross tons provide substantial volume for extended provisions and equipment while maintaining the agility essential for discovery-focused cruising. Azimut's naval architecture ensures she moves efficiently between destinations, maximizing time at anchor rather than in transit.