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Mega yacht · 92 ft (28 m) · Cannes
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Caractéristiques clés
- Chantier
- Custom Line
- Modèle
- Navetta 28
- Longueur
- 92 ft (28 m)
- Passagers
- 10
- Cabines
- 5
Verdict
The Custom Line Navetta 28 is a compact tri-deck semi-displacement yacht that balances Italian styling, long-range cruising, and strong guest accommodation. It is not a high-speed sports yacht, but as a family or charter platform it offers a well-judged mix of comfort, efficiency, and usable volume.
Avantages
- +Tri-deck layout with strong interior volume for its size
- +Five guest cabins and six heads suit charter or large-family use
- +Twin MAN V8-1200 engines deliver efficient cruising and up to 16 knots
- +Class A/open-ocean capable hull design
- +Good range for displacement cruising
Inconvénients
- −Top speed is modest compared with planing motor yachts
- −Beam and hull form prioritize comfort over agile handling
- −Published range figures vary by source and configuration
- −Fuel and year listings differ slightly across public records
The Navetta 28 follows a classic Custom Line formula: a clean Italian profile, raised pilothouse styling, and a tri-deck arrangement that makes the yacht feel larger than its 92-foot length. Public specifications consistently place it at about 28.31 m overall with a 7 m beam, and the layout is designed to maximize usable interior and exterior space rather than chase aggressive performance.[1][2][8]
On the water, this is a semi-displacement yacht built for efficient passage making. Sources agree on twin MAN V8-1200 engines and a top speed around 16 knots, with cruising speed typically around 13.5 knots; quoted range varies notably by source and test condition, which is common for yachts in this class.[2][7][8][11] Handling should be steady and predictable rather than sporty, with the hull form and propulsion setup favoring controlled cruising, especially in moderate offshore conditions.[5][6]
Comfort is a strong point: the yacht offers five guest cabins, six guest heads, and crew accommodation for five, which makes it well suited to private ownership or charter use.[2][3][7] The main trade-off is value: the Navetta 28 is a premium yacht with a strong reputation, but buyers are paying for build quality, space, and brand cachet more than outright speed or low operating cost.[1][7][12]


