SEVENTY8 ZENIT

Embrace Effortless Sophistication with ZENIT Luxury Power Catamaran Charter

Where Innovation Meets Elegance. Launched in 2024, the ZENIT Luxury Power Catamaran Charter redefines luxury cruising. A visionary collaboration between VPLP (nautical architecture), Patrick Le Quément (exterior design), and Nauta Design (interiors), this Lagoon Seventy 8 masterfully blends the stability and fuel efficiency of a catamaran with the performance and freedom of a motor yacht. Her sleek profile and expansive outdoor spaces—paired with a serene, open-plan main deck—create the ambiance of a private floating villa, where indoor-outdoor living flows seamlessly.

Unparalleled Space & Serenity

Accommodating 8 guests in four lavish cabins, ZENIT features a full-beam master suite with a private fold-out balcony and spa-like ensuite—a rare indulgence at sea. Two doubles and a versatile twin cabin, each with ensuite bathrooms, ensure privacy and comfort. The lower-deck galley design keeps the main deck exclusively for relaxation, while the crew’s discreet service enhances tranquility, allowing guests to unwind in uncluttered luxury.

Seamless Luxury, Onboard & Offshore

ZENIT elevates convenience with a hydraulic gangway and swim platform, simplifying sea access and tender launches. Thrill-seekers can glide on Seabobs, ski across waves, or pedal with water bikes, while beach sets for volleyball and badminton add playful shoreside fun. Evenings invite alfresco dining under the stars or lounging in the yacht’s chic social spaces, where every moment feels effortlessly curated.

Discover Sardinia & Corsica’s Coastal Treasures

Based in the glittering Costa Smeralda, ZENIT unlocks the Mediterranean’s most coveted destinations. Cruise to the Maddalena Archipelago’s turquoise lagoons, dock in chic Porto Cervo, or explore Corsica’s wild southern beaches. With her shallow draft and agile performance, ZENIT glides effortlessly between secluded coves and vibrant ports, crafting a personalized itinerary as timeless as the landscapes themselves.