The sailing scene bears witness to yet another historic moment as the stunning Inti Cube, a 28.7-metre sailing yacht, finds a new home. Hailing from the house of renowned Italian yard Wally, Inti Cube has been scooped up by a fortunate buyer courtesy of an in-house deal at Camper & Nicholsons, orchestrated by remarkable yacht broker Ciro Petrucci.
Constructed from carbon fibre, and embodying everything a fast cruising sloop should be, Inti Cube first graced the seas in 2005, with an impactful refit in 2017. Perhaps the most striking thing about Inti Cube is the pedigree of her design. Notably, her naval architecture was undertaken by the eminent German Frers, while the sleek, modernistic interior reveals the signature comfort and style of Wally sea crafts.
Leisurely cruising on Inti Cube is a veritable delight. A light-displacement, meticulously contrived hull ensures she can easily notched up to a speed of 10 knots upwind in an eight-knot breeze. The original asking price of Inti Cube was €2,300,000 and has been worth every cent and more to those fortunate to have experienced her versatility, resilience, and the unmistakable pleasure she brings to the art of sailing.
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