Saluzi: 69 metres of curated elegance and wellness at sea

Saluzi presents the rare convergence of volume and refinement. At 1,739 gross tons, she commands the kind of scale that transforms a private vessel into something closer to a floating sanctuary, yet her 2014 transformation has threaded contemporary elegance through every deck and corridor without sacrifice.

The hull, originally built by Austal in 2003, now carries a freshly curated interior across 16 staterooms, each designed to receive up to 36 guests with genuine comfort rather than mere accommodation. The spa occupies dedicated space, as does a fully equipped gymnasium. Twin hot tubs offer respite between engagements. Water toys and an extensive tender selection mean the surrounding sea remains perpetually accessible, whether one seeks adventure or contemplation.

Her licensing as a Passenger Vessel, maintained to full RINA classification, speaks to the rigour of her mechanical and structural foundation. The breadth of her entertainer’s deck, visible across the refined interiors, accommodates gatherings of substance, while her engine rooms were built for serious voyaging. Interior design flows from a considered palette of soft greys, warm timber and careful illumination, each stateroom and shared space allowing natural light to move across water views throughout the day.

Saluzi suits the owner who values capability alongside comfort, who understands that true luxury lies not in ostentation but in the quiet efficiency with which a vessel serves its purpose. Whether chartered for wellness retreats among Mediterranean islands or intimate family celebrations at anchor, she delivers the space, the systems and the seaworthiness to make such ambitions real.

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