F86

Launched in 2018, the F86 motor yacht model from Italian shipyard Bugari features an interior and exterior design from Filippo Salvetti. The Hull and superstructure are constructed from GRP and carbon fibre for a shallow draft of 1.9m/6.4ft. The interior accommodation provides for up to eight guests across four large en-suite cabins and a crew of four to provide the first-class service throughout the journey.

NOTABLE FEATURES OF F86

• Flybridge Jacuzzi
• Lightweight GRP and carbon fibre hull and superstructure
• Generous guest accommodation
• Main salon and flybridge wet bars 
• Abundance of outdoor sunbathing areas
• Air conditioning
• Wi-Fi

EXTERIOR

From the lower swim platform, guests can access the main deck salon, where a sofa lines the stern and an elevated table creates an ideal space for alfresco dining beneath the flybridge hardtop. A side-terrace folds down to starboard, close to the formal dining area, while the foredeck offers another alfresco dining area and a sunbed across the bow that can be shaded by a removable bimini.

On the flybridge, sun loungers cover the stern and a Jacuzzi is placed to port. Amidships, the starboard wet bar and C-shaped alfresco dining area opposite can be shaded or sun-exposed using the automated retractable bimini. The outside alfresco helm station is placed to starboard, with a staircase opposite leading into the raised pilothouse.

INTERIOR

The main deck layout contains the Master suite forward with a side terrace and full-beam bathroom to complement the full-beam bedroom. Amidships, the foyer leads up to the pilothouse, which in turn leads out onto the flybridge.

To the aft, the open-plan environment has a starboard formal dining table that seats up to eight guests, while opposite there is a curving wet bar for refreshments throughout the occasion. The salon to the aft also enjoys plenty of sunlight through the floor-to-ceiling windows, as guests rest on the C-shaped sofa with a coffee table between the chaise ‘arms’. An additional sofa is placed opposite for guests to split off for separate conversations.

On the lower deck, there is a full-beam VIP stateroom amidships with the twin cabin forward and to port, leaving the area in the bow for a second VIP stateroom. The crew accommodation and engine room are placed aft, with the stern dedicated to a tender garage able to store a tender and additional motorised water toys.