KINTARO takes her name from the Golden Boy of Japanese legend, a warrior famed for his strength. She carries it with a profile that is plainly Italian: long, clean lines drawn by Cantieri Di Pisa. She has been refitted and is kept in excellent order. What sets her apart lies below deck, where her accommodation is arranged across more cabins than most yachts of her length can offer. Guests who value a door of their own at night, rather than doubling up, will feel that difference from the first evening.
Life aboard leans outward. Her decks give wide shade for long lunches and dinners taken in the open air, with the crew setting the table wherever the light suits best. A BBQ lends a more relaxed note to an evening at anchor, and once the sun has gone the outdoor home cinema turns the deck into a place to watch a film with the sea all around. These spaces suit people who like to gather for meals, then drift apart to read or doze in the shade.
Her beach club is where the active hours begin. A Seadoo TRIXX jet ski and a Seabob share it with Hula stand-up paddleboards, a canoe and water skis, while a double trouble tube, a towable sofa and further tubes wait to be pulled behind a tender. Fishing and snorkelling equipment is aboard for quieter pursuits. Her Novurania tenders run guests ashore for dinner or out to a cove beyond the anchorage. Anyone who judges a good day by the time spent in the water will find her well provided.
Her crew are dedicated to the rhythm of the yacht, from the first coffee on deck to the last tender run back from shore, and they shape each day around the people aboard rather than a fixed plan. KINTARO cruises in Turkey and in Greece, and in either she offers the same way of travelling: a steady, comfortable base, a choice between shaded decks and an active beach club, and a crew who handle the details.