Mangusta 108

Onboard the Mangusta 108

The Mangusta 108 reads as a sport-yacht first: low, purposeful lines, a hull built for speed, and a bow lounge that turns the forward deck into a genuine gathering space rather than an afterthought. At 33 metres she sits in a useful bracket where a yacht still moves quickly, cruising around 35 knots, without asking guests to give up room to spread out.

On a day out along the European coast, the appeal is less about covering distance and more about doing it well: a quick run to a quieter stretch of water, the swim platform lowered so guests can move easily between deck and sea, and al fresco dining set up on board once everyone is back and dry. The speed simply buys more time at the places worth stopping for, rather than time spent getting there.

Four cabins and a maximum of 12 guests keep the Mangusta 108 in family or close-group territory rather than large-party charter, well suited to a couple travelling with friends or a family wanting their own pace across a few days rather than a single afternoon. Broker-led planning covers the practical side too, including guidance on day-rate structure and fuel consumption, so guests know what a day or a longer run on this yacht actually involves before they commit to dates.