Cambria review
Yacht · 16 ft (5 m) · Capri
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Key specs
- Builder
- Apreamare 54
- Model
- Gozzo Sorrentino
- Length
- 16 ft (5 m)
- Guests
- 12
- Cabins
- 3
Verdict
The listed boat appears to be a data-mismatched Apreamare Gozzo 35 rather than a 54 ft model, so this review is based on the confirmed 36 ft, 12-passenger version. It is a stylish Mediterranean day cruiser with strong performance and good deck usability, but its real value depends on whether you need a premium open boa
Pros
- +Classic Apreamare gozzo styling with strong Mediterranean character
- +Fast, confident cruising for a 36 ft class boat
- +Accommodates up to 12 guests on board
- +Shallow draft and manageable size for coastal use
Cons
- −Listing details conflict with the verified model and year
- −Only 1 cabin in the confirmed configuration, not 3
- −Less suited to overnight cruising than larger cabin yachts
- −Premium build and brand positioning reduce value for money
Based on the verified specs, this is best understood as an Apreamare Gozzo 35 rather than an Apreamare 54. The design follows the brand’s traditional Sorrentine gozzo formula: elegant lines, a broad foredeck, and a layout aimed at outdoor use and social cruising rather than maximum interior volume.
On the water, the confirmed model is a capable fast cruiser for its size, with the kind of balance and stability expected from a modern warped-hull gozzo. It should be easy to handle for experienced skippers, and the single-cabin format suggests the boat is optimized more for day trips and short coastal passages than extended cruising.
Comfort is respectable for a 36 ft boat, especially for a group of up to 12, but livability is limited by the one-cabin arrangement and the open-dayboat focus. That makes it a strong fit for charter, entertaining, and coastal touring, while the value proposition is less compelling if the buyer expects a true three-cabin yacht.
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