The exquisite 33.9-metre motor yacht Sabai has found its new owner, having been sold in-house by Superyacht Sales and Charter. According to BOATPro, Sabai was on the market for just over one month, a swift sale indicative of her charm and appeal in the luxury yacht market.
Originally delivered in 2019 under the name Mimi La Sardine, Sabai was crafted by the acclaimed Italian shipyard Cantiere delle Marche (CDM). As the sole model of the Nauta Air 110 series, she was expertly designed by renowned naval architects Mario Pedol and Massimo Gino from Nauta Design, sharing a platform with her sistership, Narvalo. Her hull design is the brainchild of the talented Italian designer Sergio Cutolo.
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Sabai has garnered recognition in the yachting world, winning prestigious awards for Best Displacement Motor Yacht and Best Interior Design at both the World Superyacht Awards and the Design and Innovation Awards. The judges lauded her for the innovative use of organic materials and unfinished wood, creating an ambiance that is both luxurious and reminiscent of a serene holiday retreat.
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One of the most notable features of Sabai is her ability to host 12 guests comfortably across five cabins, all within a relatively compact length of 34 metres. This yacht boasts amenities often found on much larger vessels, exemplifying a welcoming “beach house” interior that promotes relaxation. The natural wood finishes create an inviting atmosphere, allowing guests to enjoy the experience of walking barefoot, even after a refreshing swim.
Dining arrangements are tastefully situated on the bridge deck, leaving the saloon free for leisurely relaxation. The crew quarters accommodate six, ensuring that guests receive top-notch service at all times.
<em>Sabai</em> was last known asking €13,500,000
Another highlight of her design is the striking illuminated glass-walled jacuzzi located at the aft of the sundeck. Elevated three decks high, it offers stunning views and serves as an irresistible attraction for guests. Additionally, swimming enthusiasts can access the large stern platform via a wide, teak-decked, central transom staircase, further enhancing the yacht’s appeal.
Equipped with a gross tonnage of 299GT, Sabai boasts an impressive range of 4,600 nautical miles at a cruising speed of 9 knots, with capabilities to reach a maximum speed of 13.8 knots. Notably, she completed her five-year Lloyd’s Register class survey in 2024, ensuring her continued compliance with rigorous maritime standards.
As for her market value, Sabai was last listed with an asking price of €13,500,000, a reflection of her luxurious offerings and the high demand in the superyacht sector.