RMF

Onboard the RMF

RMF is a 52-metre Sanlorenzo carrying ten guests across five cabins, a ratio that gives noticeably more room per guest than most yachts of this size manage. Walk her decks and the impression is not one of maximum capacity but of space used deliberately — wide guest areas and cabins sized for comfort rather than squeezed in to hit a number.

Out of Port Olímpic, RMF has the range to make a Sitges day feel unhurried: down the coast to the more sheltered bay, guests ashore for lunch at the seafront, back before the wind builds later in the afternoon. The same hull suits a shorter bay circuit at dusk too, tracing Barcelona's skyline from the water without turning it into a full day out — worth noting that the harbour itself carries heavy commercial and ferry traffic, so the run out and back is handled by the crew rather than left to guests.

Five cabins work well for a family spanning generations, a small corporate group keeping business separate from downtime, or two couples who want real separation rather than a shared saloon. For charters looking further afield — toward Menorca or on into the Balearics — RMF's cabin count and size support an overnight passage, provided fuel and provisioning are planned with the broker ahead of departure.