Crewed Motor Yacht BLUE MAMBA
Italian Elegance. Six Guests. Three Cabins. Pure Amalfi.
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About Crewed Motor Yacht BLUE MAMBA
BLUE MAMBA is an Itama 77, a refined motor yacht built in 2013 that balances performance with comfort for discerning charterers. Accommodating six guests across three cabins (two doubles and two singles), she delivers the intimacy of a private vessel with the sophistication expected by clients accustomed to five-star service.
Her crewed operation ensures seamless logistics whilst you focus on the experience. Whether anchored off Positano, exploring hidden coves near Capri, or crossing to Sicily, BLUE MAMBA provides a stable platform for the Mediterranean's most coveted coastlines. The yacht's motor configuration allows flexibility in itinerary planning and reliable passage-making across variable conditions.
Highlights
- •Three tastefully appointed cabins with en-suite facilities; flexible configuration suits couples, families, or groups of friends
- •Crewed operation with professional captain and service team, freeing you to focus entirely on travel
- •Direct access to Amalfi's most exclusive anchorages—Positano, Praiano, Furore Fjord—plus day passages to Capri or the Aeolian Islands
- •Rendezvous diving available through vetted local operators; ideal for exploring Mediterranean reefs and wrecks
The Charter Experience
Charter BLUE MAMBA along the Amalfi Coast and you're not merely viewing Italy's most dramatic seaboard—you're inhabiting it. Mornings in Ravello's hillside gardens give way to afternoons beneath the yacht's flybridge, aperitivo in hand as terraced villages rise behind you. The Gulf of Naples offers both cultural depth (Pompeii accessible by tender and car) and natural beauty, whilst Sicily's Aeolian Islands provide remote anchorages where the Mediterranean reveals its quieter character. Your captain and crew navigate the seasonal rhythms of Italian hospitality, coordinating with Michelin restaurants, arranging private shore excursions, and timing passages to avoid crowds—a choreography invisible to you but essential to the charter experience.
Suggested Itinerary
A typical seven-day charter might begin in Naples or Salerno, with initial days cruising the Amalfi Coast's iconic stops before pushing south to Cilento. By week's end, venture to Capri for overnight anchorage, then return via the jewelled villages of the coast. Alternatively, dedicate the week to Sicily and the Tyrrhenian Islands, where fewer yachts venture and anchorages remain genuinely tranquil. Your crew tailors pacing and ports to weather, preferences, and the season's social calendar.
Specifications
23.0 m
3
Monohull
2013
32 kn
2