Strait & Stone · Bonifacio

Prestige space for a southern Corsican day

For a Bonifacio group that wants to stay together, compare the Prestige M48 by its table and connected spaces. The width starts the conversation; the actual passage and guests complete it.

Ask what makes the layout usable

A broad aft area can help organise a day, but guests still need a comfortable route between the table, interior and water. Ask for photographs of the offered yacht’s steps, ladder and shaded seats. Explain who intends to swim and who will remain aboard. A power catamaran is not a guarantee of no motion, and its published accommodation does not set the permitted number of charter guests.

Keep the Corsican stop conditional

Discuss Lavezzi or Piantarella as a route preference for the captain to assess. The chosen stop must work with reserve rules, the yacht and the conditions. It should not be inferred from the model’s twin-hull form or an model reference beside an island. Request the Prestige or a comparable power catamaran, then check crew service, fuel, catering and change terms in the vessel-specific proposal before confirming the day.

Technical sources for this passage choice

Published design information helps examine the yacht before considering a passage. It does not establish Bonifacio stock, builder affiliation or a licensed guest limit. The supplying operator must identify those details for the offered vessel.

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