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Combining space with pace, the Portofino 48 achieves a remarkable interior plan, with a full-beam owner's aft suite with huge windows to either side. Forward, there's a clever VIP suite in which the double bed cunningly swings apart to create twin single berths. The central saloon sits at the heart of the accommodation and enjoys a mix of grain, bold lacquers and deep glass options.
The boat's profile is sleek with a long expanse of foredeck topped by cantilevering sunpads. The cockpit screen rises fairly well aft in a smooth and neatly engineered radius, behind which is a helm station with pilot seating, wetbar and full dining arrangement. There's also a choice of open or hard top versions.
White oak interior with U-settee and storage below. Folding table, Samsung TV with Harmon Kardon sound system, Blu-ray/DVD/radio, liquor cabinet, and deck hatch.
Full beam queen berth with storage below, hanging locker, and drawer storage. Large windows and blinds, settee, 32" Samsung TV, DVD/CD/radio with stereo speakers, and en suite head with shower.
Twin V-berths that can convert to double berth, under berth storage, hanging locker, and storage cabinets. Opening portholes, 22" Samsung TV, DVD/CD/radio with stereo speakers, and en suite head with shower.
Teak cockpit sole, steps, and swim platform. Full wetbar with hot and cold water and coolbox, icemaker with water purifier, electric BBQ grill, U-settee with teak folding top table, 2 helm chairs, observation seating area, large sunpad, overhead and low-level lights, sunbrella retractable, and cockpit canvas enclosure with isinglass windows.
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