Pershing 108

Onboard the Pershing 108

The Pershing 108 carries the low, sculpted profile the yard is known for, with a flybridge that opens into generous lounging space and a cockpit built for guests who want to be close to the water rather than above it. At 33 metres she reads more like a sports yacht scaled up than a conventional superyacht, and that character shows in how she sits at speed and how she handles a short hop between coastal stops.

Based out of Europe, she suits a day pattern built around movement: a fast run out from the departure port, a stop somewhere sheltered for lunch and swimming, then a second leg to a different bay before the return. Her planing hull makes those longer coastal transfers feel incidental rather than like the main event, which matters for groups who want to see more coastline in a single afternoon than a slower displacement yacht would allow.

With four cabins and a maximum of 12 guests, the Pershing 108 works best for a single family, a couple travelling with close friends, or a small corporate group where everyone knows each other. She can also be booked for consecutive days along the same coast, and as with any charter of this size, the day rate, fuel consumption at speed and the advance provisioning allowance are worth reviewing together before confirming the route.