Sacs 47

Onboard the Sacs 47

At 14 metres, the Sacs 47 sits firmly in sport-boat territory: a low, planing hull built for speed rather than volume, with an open deck plan that keeps guests together rather than scattered across multiple decks. Ten people fit comfortably for a day on the water, with two cabins below giving the option of a quiet break out of the sun or a change of clothes mid-afternoon.

This is a boat suited to covering distance quickly and then stopping properly — running from one bay to the next along a coastline without the transit time eating into the day. Groups tend to use it for cove-hopping: a fast run out, an hour or two at anchor, another short hop before lunch, rather than committing to a single fixed mooring for the whole charter.

It works well for couples wanting a private day out, small families, or a tight group of friends who value being on the water quickly rather than settling into a larger, slower vessel. Given its day-boat format, charters are typically priced on a day-rate basis with fuel discussed separately according to distance covered, which we can talk through when confirming a route for this size of boat.