ANNELISE I

ANNELISE I is a 32-metre planing motor yacht built by Leopard in 2011 and refitted in 2023, operating in Italian and French Mediterranean waters. Constructed in GRP with a planing hull configured for performance, she is powered by a triple MTU engine arrangement delivering a maximum speed of 38 knots and a cruising speed of 28 — figures that place her among the faster vessels available for charter at this length. Her exterior styling is attributed to Andrea Bacigalupo.

She accommodates up to 11 guests across five cabins, with four crew. Charter regions include Corsica, Sardinia, and the Italian coast. The combination of high speed and concentrated guest capacity makes ANNELISE I well suited to groups who want to cover significant coastal ground quickly — hopping between ports, anchorages, and islands over a short charter period. Those seeking large formal social decks, expansive beach clubs, or a large crew service complement should look to longer displacement vessels.

The 2023 refit ensures she is maintained to a current standard. Amenities include a deck jacuzzi, air conditioning, sunpads, and a swimming platform. The GRP construction and planing configuration prioritise nimble handling and speed over the sea-keeping weight and space of steel displacement designs.

Water access is facilitated by the aft swimming platform, and the deck jacuzzi provides a social focal point when at anchor. The overall charter yacht experience aboard ANNELISE I is defined by pace and efficiency: she is best appreciated by guests who place a premium on rapid repositioning and who are comfortable with a more intimate, less service-intensive environment than a larger vessel would provide.

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