RMF

RMF is a 52 metre Sanlorenzo built around five cabins for ten guests, a ratio that leaves each stateroom properly sized rather than squeezed to fit more berths. Exterior space scales with the hull too: guests spread out on deck without feeling stacked against each other, whether lounging under cover or gathering for a shared meal outside.

From Puerto Banús, RMF's size and range suit a longer run rather than a short loop past the beaches. A full day east toward Málaga, roughly 60 kilometres of coastline, works well on this yacht - passing the built-up shorefront and smaller headlands before arriving at the harbour below the Alcazaba in the afternoon, with time to either turn back or hold there before heading back the following day.

Ten guests across five cabins puts RMF at the upper edge of what most charter groups in Marbella actually need - large enough for an extended family or two couples travelling together, small enough that the day stays personal rather than run like an event. Given the size, fuel use for a full day out is higher than a short coastal swim stop, and space for a yacht this size at Puerto Banús is worth booking well ahead of July and August. We talk clients through a realistic fuel and APA estimate before the route is set, so there is no guesswork once the day is confirmed.