Cerri 102’ Flying Sport

Onboard the Cerri 102’ Flying Sport

Cerri 102’ Flying Sport wears her size differently than most 31-metre yachts on the water — a sport yacht's lower, faster-looking profile rather than the stacked decks of a classic superyacht. She carries 12 guests across four cabins, which puts her in an unusual spot: superyacht category, but laid out for a smaller, more private group rather than a crowd.

Out of Barcelona, that makes her a good fit for the Sitges run — 35 kilometres south from Port Olímpic, time at anchor off the bay or a stop at Vilanova marina, lunch ashore at one of the seafront restaurants, and a return before the evening ferry traffic builds up in the harbour approaches. Her hull shape suits that kind of out-and-back day better than a heavier displacement yacht of similar length would.

Four cabins set a natural limit on how 12 guests can be split for a night aboard, which is worth thinking through before booking — whether you're planning a single day on Barcelona Bay or an overnight leg toward the Balearics. A corporate group or a family charter both fit the same layout comfortably for a day out; for anything longer, talk to your broker early, since the cabin count will shape the route more than the guest number does.