Sacs 47

Onboard the Sacs 47

At 14 metres, the Sacs 47 sits comfortably in the day-boat class: fast, manoeuvrable, and easy to bring into smaller anchorages that larger charter yachts would avoid. Two cabins give the layout more structure than most boats of this size, useful for changing before a swim stop or for guests who want a shaded spot away from the open deck during the warmer hours. With capacity for 10 guests, it suits a full group outing rather than a couple wanting solitude, though it works equally well for a smaller party who prefer open space around them.

From a Mallorca base, the Sacs 47 fits routes that reward agility over range — a half-day run along the east coast toward Cala Pi or Cala Mondragó, where the shallower, sheltered water suits swimming stops close to shore, or a shorter evening pass across the Bay of Palma with the Serra de Tramuntana as backdrop before the light turns. Its size means it can leave from a range of marinas along the coast rather than needing a dedicated superyacht berth, which gives more flexibility on departure point depending on which stretch of coastline the group wants to see.

This is a practical choice for families with children old enough to move around deck confidently, for groups of friends who want one boat rather than splitting across two, or for anyone treating the day as an active outing on the water rather than a formal charter. Because it operates as a day-boat, plans built around it should stay within a single day's cruising rather than an overnight itinerary — the two cabins add comfort and privacy on board, not a multi-day base. Confirm guest numbers and preferred route in advance so the itinerary can be matched to conditions on the day.