Mangusta 92

Onboard the Mangusta 92

Mangusta 92 carries the low, taut profile that Mangusta is known for, and it shows the moment you're underway: a hull built to hold 36 knots without losing composure, and an aft deck shaped for people who want to eat outside rather than retreat below. The al fresco dining area sits close to the water, so meals happen with the wake still visible and the city receding rather than in a closed saloon.

Out of Barcelona, that speed changes what a single day can cover. A run south past the open water off Port Olímpic toward Sitges, with its more sheltered bay, is well within reach for lunch and a swim rather than a full-day slog — the swim platform lowers straight into calmer water once you're clear of the harbour traffic near the marina entrance. It suits guests who want one strong destination and time in it, not three rushed stops.

With four cabins and space for 12 guests, the yacht sits at a size where a small group of couples or an extended family can share it comfortably without feeling like they're managing a larger vessel's logistics. It works cleanly as a day charter from Port Olímpic, and the cabin count also leaves room to talk through a short overnight run — Sitges or further along the coast — if a longer stay fits the group better than a single day out.