Mangusta 33

Onboard the Mangusta 33

Mangusta 33 carries the low, purposeful lines the yard is known for: a planing hull built for pace rather than volume, with a sport profile that stays close to the water even at 33 metres. Twelve guests spread across five cabins, so the layout favours privacy over open-plan lounging — each cabin gives guests somewhere to retreat to when the day slows down.

From Port Olímpic, a hull with this kind of speed makes the run south to Sitges feel short rather than long, leaving more of the day for the sheltered bay itself — swimming, a lunch stop, the return trip timed around the afternoon breeze rather than fought against it. It's a boat that rewards a destination-based day out over a static one spent at anchor in open water.

The cabin count suits a family split across generations, or a small group of couples travelling together rather than a single large party — twelve is a workable ceiling, not a squeeze. Departure from Port Olímpic keeps things straightforward given the airport is close by, and because Mangusta 33 sits within a broader range of sport yachts and superyachts on offer, timing and exact configuration are worth confirming early, particularly around the busier summer weeks.