Victoria - 32.28m

INACE launched Victoria in 2006 with Brazil's expansive coastline and the crystalline waters of the Caribbean in mind, creating a 32.28-meter platform ideally proportioned for the kind of intimate coastal exploration that larger vessels simply cannot access. Her moderate draft opens shallow anchorages along Brazil's countless protected bays, from the emerald coves of Angra dos Reis to the pristine beaches of Fernando de Noronha, while her robust construction handles the Atlantic crossings to reach Barbados, the Grenadines, and beyond with confidence. Victoria transforms extended cruising into a naturally paced journey where guests can wake in a different protected harbor each morning, whether threading through the granite islands of Ilha Grande or discovering the coral gardens of Tobago Cays. Her size allows passage into anchorages that remain untouched by commercial traffic, yet provides the range and stability for comfortable overnight passages between island groups. The motor yacht configuration delivers the reliability essential for remote itineraries, from exploring the mangrove channels of Brazil's Pantanal coast to reaching the outer islands of the Lesser Antilles where provisioning stops become part of the adventure rather than a necessity. Victoria's Brazilian heritage shows in her understanding of tropical conditions, with systems designed for the humidity and heat that define equatorial cruising. Her proportions create the perfect balance for groups seeking authentic cultural immersion, small enough to anchor close to fishing villages and local markets, yet spacious enough for the extended stays that allow genuine connections to develop with each destination. Victoria turns the vast distances of the South Atlantic into a series of intimate discoveries, each anchorage chosen for its story rather than its convenience.