GRANIL

Built in Italy by Cantiere delle Marche, 26.1m (85’8”) motor yacht GRANIL is a characterful Darwin 86 explorer yacht with a steel hull, aluminium superstructure and exterior design by Jonathan Quinn Barnett. Created for long stays at sea, she combines ocean-capable range, quiet cruising and generous onboard volume within a purposeful expedition profile. Accommodating up to 8 guests in 4 ensuite cabins and attended by a professional crew of 4, GRANIL offers a grounded, discreet and comfortable way to explore beyond the usual cruising grounds.

NOTABLE FEATURES OF GRANIL

• Cantiere delle Marche Darwin 86 explorer yacht
• Steel displacement hull and aluminium superstructure
• Ocean-capable range of up to 7,000 nautical miles at 8.5 knots
• 203 GT interior volume
• Accommodation for 8 guests in 4 ensuite cabins
• Spacious teak decks
• At anchor and underway stabilisers
• Tender stored aft for shore access
• Crew of 4
• RINA and MCA compliant

EXTERIOR
GRANIL has the confident, purposeful profile of a true explorer yacht, with robust proportions, high bulwarks and generous teak decks designed for extended cruising. Her exterior spaces favour comfort, shade and practical elegance, offering guests room to slow down and enjoy life close to the sea.

The aft deck is arranged for relaxed outdoor living, with space for open-air dining and informal gatherings while at anchor or underway. The aft tender storage supports easy shore access and exploration, while the broad deck layout provides generous storage for toys, equipment and luggage.

Her displacement hull, quiet engineering and stabilisers at anchor and underway create a calm cruising experience, while her long-range capability makes GRANIL particularly well suited to unhurried itineraries and remote anchorages.

INTERIOR
Inside, GRANIL offers a warm and understated atmosphere shaped by comfort, practicality and generous volume. At 203 GT, she provides unusually spacious interiors for a yacht of her length, giving guests a sense of ease throughout the main living areas.

The salon is designed for relaxed time on board, with comfortable seating, inviting finishes and a calm ambience suited to long passages as well as peaceful evenings at anchor. Her explorer character is carried through the interior in a way that feels refined, quiet and authentic rather than showy.

The layout has been created for extended stays, with ample storage, well-proportioned guest spaces and a crew arrangement that supports discreet, attentive service.