VALERIA

Stefano Righini's exterior lines on VALERIA transform the conventional 26-meter profile into something distinctly Italian, built for the kind of close-quarters coastal exploration that defines Mediterranean yachting. This Azimut from 2000 excels in the intimate anchorages and historic harbors where larger vessels simply cannot venture. Carlo Galeazzi's interior accommodates eight guests across spaces that prioritize social connection over formal separation, perfectly suited for island-hopping itineraries where the real luxury lies in accessing secluded coves along the French Riviera or threading through the narrow channels of Croatia's Dalmatian coast. Her 6.1-meter beam maximizes stability in the variable conditions common to these cruising grounds, while the three-person crew ensures attentive service without overwhelming smaller guest groups. VALERIA's proportions prove ideal for the spontaneous diversions that make coastal cruising memorable—pulling into a hidden beach on Corsica's eastern shore or timing arrival in Portofino's legendary harbor just as the evening light hits the pastel facades. Her 105-ton displacement delivers the substance serious cruisers expect while maintaining the agility to capitalize on weather windows and local recommendations that larger yachts must pass by.