SABAI

Luxury motor yacht SABAI (ex SASSA LA MARE, MIMI LA SARDINE) is a striking, strong, explorer superyacht, measuring 33.85 m (111′ 1″), built by the Italian shipyard Cantiere Delle Marche and launched in 2019. Her striking exterior lines and inviting interiors were both designed by Mario Pedal and Massimo Gino of Nauta Yachts. She accommodates up to 10 guests in 5 cabins and has a crew of 6.

NOTABLE FEATURES OF SABAI

• spacious deck areas
• al fresco dining
• main deck master suite
• at anchor stabilisers
• underway stabilisers
• air-conditioning
• WiFi
• gym equipment
• Jacuzzi

The layout of this vessel has been created with comfort and practicality in mind, as to satisfy the owners’ needs and desires. Her well-laid-out interiors offer accommodation for up to twelve guests, together with spacious deck areas for entertainment and relaxation.

The main saloon is devoted to lounging while the upper saloon boasts a fabulous dining table by Riva1920 and is dedicated to dining as well as socialising. On the main deck to the port side is a massive galley, where delicious meals are prepared by the personal Chef on board.

The interiors are warm and inviting, both in social and private areas. Natural and weathered oakwood is used throughout the entire vessel, resulting in a welcoming and homely environment. Massive windows and openings to stern terraces create a beautiful flow between the interiors and the exterior deck areas. Great attention to detail has been paid, together with a use of amazing furniture pieces by renowned Italian manufacturers such as Baxter, Flexform, B&B, Flos and Gervasoni, with most of the upholstery by Loro Piana.

The tender to SABAI is stored on the upper deck. Once launched, it frees up this area, which turns into a spacious lounging ambience on fresh air that is partially shaded but the overhanging sun deck.

SABAI is fitted with two Caterpillar C18 Acert engines of 533kW @ 1800-2100 rpm (C rating) powering her up to a maximum speed of 13.5 knots, with a cruising speed of 12 knots. She has a range of 5,500 nautical miles at 9 knots.