Cerri 102’ Flying Sport

Onboard the Cerri 102’ Flying Sport

The Cerri 102' Flying Sport measures 31 metres, and the Flying Sport line is built around speed and clean deck lines rather than sheer bulk — a proportion that reads as sport yacht at pace and as a proper superyacht once she's swinging on anchor. Four cabins sleep up to 12 guests, which on a hull this length means real separation between owner's areas and guest cabins rather than the tight stacking common on smaller boats. The layout suits groups who want privacy during the day and a proper gathering point come evening, without feeling like they are sharing a corridor.

Based out of Mallorca, this yacht is a strong fit for multi-day cruising rather than a single afternoon out of the bay. A charter can be built around cala hopping along the east coast — Porto Cristo down toward Cala Mondragó and Cala Pi — with provisioning arranged in advance so the galley is stocked before the lines are cast off, or extended toward an overnight at Cabrera National Park, where a permit needs to be booked ahead of the season if that anchorage is part of the plan. Departing from Puerto Portals gives access to fuel and provisioning support on the day of departure, which matters more on a multi-day route than on a short sunset run.

Four cabins for 12 guests makes this a sensible choice for a family group wanting separate space, or for a small corporate party wanting to host a lunch on Palma Bay without feeling cramped by day's end. The Flying Sport's speed also means longer routes — a full day along the coast, or the first leg of a multi-day itinerary — cost less time in transit than on a slower-hulled yacht of similar size. Given the cabin count and the multi-day fit, booking with enough lead time to confirm provisioning and, where relevant, any permit for Cabrera is worth building into the planning conversation early.