The Origin
Why VYBE
Too sexy to be a catamaran.
Too capable to be anything else.
For decades, the market made you choose. Between beauty and space. Between performance and stability. Between presence and practicality.
Monohulls gave you design — but limited space, efficiency, and comfort. Catamarans gave you volume — but compromised on aesthetics, access, and experience.
VYBE removes the compromise.
A New Category.
Built to Be a Solution.
The biggest hesitation in owning a catamaran was never spoken — but always there: Where do I moor it?
VYBE changes that completely. Designed with a monohull-compatible beam, VYBE fits standard marina berths — unlocking the full catamaran experience without the limitations.
No compromises. No workarounds. No second-guessing your decision.
Best of Both Worlds.
VYBE is built like a statement. Twin asymmetric performance hulls. High-speed capability. Stability that transforms time on the water.
A helm made to be driven — not observed.
This is not a catamaran adapted to look better. It's a performance yacht that happens to be a catamaran.
Fully Loaded.
By Default.
Where others rely on options list to define the experience, VYBE starts where they finish.
From navigation to sound, connectivity to onboard systems — the standard specification includes the best, not the minimum. No essential features hidden behind extras.
Just a yacht that is complete — from day one.
Built Where Standards Are Set.
Every VYBE is built in Viareggio — at the place that embodies Italian super yacht Know-how. A place where some of the most iconic superyachts in the world are born.
The same ecosystem. The same expertise. The same expectation of excellence.
This is not outsourced production. This is heritage, applied to a new category.
More Than a Dayboat.
VYBE is designed to be used — not limited. When the moment asks for more, it delivers.
A perfect luxury dayboat when you want it. A capable, high-performance chase boat when you need it. Reinforced, adaptable, and engineered for both.
All the Advantages.
None of the Compromises.
Catamaran stability. Monohull access. Superyacht-level build quality. Design that actually turns heads.
This isn't an evolution. It's a correction.
A new reference point in modern yachting.