EVA4EVA: a glass-lined Mangusta Oceano with a bow pool and a seaside hammam
EVA4EVA is a Mangusta Oceano whose interior is shaped by glass. Broad glazed surfaces draw daylight deep into the saloon and cabins, and the sea stays in view from most places you might sit. Outside, her profile is low and clean, and her decks are generous enough that guests drift between sun and shade, company and quiet, without crossing one another's paths. She was conceived for living well on the water rather than simply for passage, and that shows in how much of her is given over to rest, swimming and open air.
Her accommodation is arranged around principal suites on separate decks, which is uncommon on yachts of her type. The bridge-deck suite has outdoor space reserved for whoever sleeps there, while the main-deck suite has a balcony that folds out from its side. The arrangement suits a party in which more than one couple expects the best cabin, since neither suite sits in the other's shadow. The remaining cabins are comfortably appointed, and her crew run the yacht and the table with quiet attentiveness, from breakfast on deck to a late dinner aft.
Much of life aboard turns on water and rest. A pool set into the bow is the place for the first swim of the morning, the Jacuzzi up on the sundeck catches the evening light, and the beach club holds a hammam a few steps from the water, so steam and sea follow one another easily. Gym equipment lets guests keep to their training, and zero-speed stabilizers hold her steady while she lies at anchor, which makes long, unhurried stops in a bay as comfortable as time under way.
Her shallow draft lets her slip into quieter bays where larger hulls would hesitate, and the toys make the most of them: a SeaBob Sea NXT Elite, the JetSki Seadoo Spark, a Jobe Manta, wakeboard and waterskis, towables, SIPABOARDS DRIVE NEO AQUA and snorkelling equipment. A Technohull Explorer chase boat and a Williams tender carry guests ashore or further afield. She cruises the coasts of Croatia, France, Italy, Montenegro and Slovenia, and Greece too, and the pleasure of her is much the same in each: space, light and water close at hand.
On board
01Glazed interiors that draw daylight deep inside
02Bridge-deck suite with private outdoor space
03Main-deck suite with a fold-down balcony
04Bow pool and a Jacuzzi up on the sundeck
05Hammam in the beach club, steps from the sea
06Zero-speed stabilizers for steadiness at anchor
07SeaBob, JetSki Seadoo Spark and a Technohull chase boat
