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The 41.5-metre schooner newly launched superyacht Satori has been designed to provide their guests with a holiday sailing across the Mediterranean.

The boat’s stewards and two chefs – all trained at one or both of Borgo Santo Pietro’s two Michelin-starred restaurants – will be among the staff at all times. Their menus will vary from culinary traditions, local specialities and the vessel’s 200-bottle wine cellar with stock from their own collections.

Given a maximum of 10 people can be accommodated in its 5 guest cabins, the yacht provides its guests with an impressively diverse array of amenities and distractions, including one of the yacht’s cabins that can be converted into a spa.

The yacht will sail around Italy and southern France for the remainder of the summer and its concierge service will be on standby to arrange last-minute lunch reservations along the Amalfi Coast or cocktails in the Cote d’Azur. Rates for Satori start from €84,000 per week.

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