Mangusta 108

Onboard the Mangusta 108

Mangusta 108 reads as a sport yacht first: a low, sculpted profile built for speed, with a cruising pace of around 35 knots that turns a two-hour coastal run into something closer to forty minutes. At 33 metres, she carries genuine superyacht presence without the bulk, and the layout keeps the emphasis on open air — the bow lounge sits forward like a private terrace, well clear of the helm deck and social areas aft.

The al fresco dining setup makes her a strong choice for a full day on the water rather than a short cruise: guests can start with a fast run to a quieter stretch of coast, anchor for a swim off the aft swim platform, then move straight into lunch outdoors as the yacht settles. The speed also opens up destinations that slower yachts treat as multi-day trips, compressing them into a single afternoon out and back.

With 4 cabins and capacity for 12 guests, Mangusta 108 suits couples travelling together, small families or a tight circle of friends who want the boat to themselves rather than a larger group setting. Charter terms — including guest numbers, day-rate structure and fuel expectations tied to her performance profile — are confirmed at booking stage, since a yacht built for speed carries a different fuel picture than a slower cruising motor yacht of comparable length.