Last updated: October 2026
Mangusta was founded in 1985 by the Balducci family, with roots going back to the 1950s, and the family still runs it in its third generation. The yard started with sporty composite yachts and has since added steel and aluminium lines built for long-range cruising. Its ranges include the Maxi Open, the GranSport and the Oceano, built at sites in Tuscany near Massa, Viareggio and Pisa, and its history page counts more than 300 yachts delivered.
This page counts down the 10 biggest Mangustas we list, then shows 2 more below. The countdown runs from #10, the smallest of the ten, up to #1, the biggest, ranked by the length on each yacht’s listing; where two are the same length, the newer build ranks higher. Every length, guest count and rate below comes from the yacht’s current listing, and every rate is the weekly charter fee before running expenses. For other yards, browse yacht charter by builder, or see our Mangusta and Mangusta (Overmarine) rate lists.
Which Mangusta for Which Group
A starting point. The group labels are our own; the yacht facts come only from the listings. Tell us your group and where you want to cruise, and we will narrow it down.
| Your group | From this page |
|---|---|
| 10 or 11 guests | MRS GREY: up to 11 guests in up to 5 cabins. BELISA, NEOPRENE, DAYA and WET PANTHER: 10 guests in 4 cabins each. |
| Up to 9 guests | BO, TOTAL and THE GORILLA: 9 guests in 4 cabins. DRIFT: 8 guests in 4 cabins. MILU II: 7 guests in 3 cabins. |
| A week in Ibiza and Mallorca | MRS GREY, BO, BELISA, DAYA and DRIFT list Ibiza and Mallorca as a cruising area. |
| Italy and Corsica | BO lists the French Riviera, Corsica and Italy; MILU II lists Italy and Corsica. |
| Greece and Turkey | WET PANTHER lists Albania, Greece, Turkey and Cyprus. |
| The Americas | TOTAL lists the Bahamas, THE GORILLA Florida and NEOPRENE Mexico. |
The Ten at a Glance
The ten below take 7 to 11 guests and were built between 2000 (THE GORILLA) and 2010 (BO and MILU II). Seven are priced in euros and three, NEOPRENE, TOTAL and THE GORILLA, in dollars. NEOPRENE and TOTAL share a length of 108 feet, so TOTAL, the 2006 build, ranks above NEOPRENE, the 2002 build.
10. THE GORILLA
“An 80 Foot Mangusta, Refitted in 2025”
THE GORILLA is an 80 foot (24 m) Mangusta built in 2000 and refitted in 2025. She takes 9 guests in 4 cabins: a king, a queen and two twins. Her listing gives a cruising speed of 22 knots and a top speed of 35 knots or more.
She has a BBQ, a watermaker and a swim platform, and her toys include a Seabob, paddleboards and floating mats. Ask us for THE GORILLA’s current weekly rate.
Cruising areas on her listing: Florida.
9. MILU II
“Fast Cruising and a Custom Master Stateroom”
MILU II is an 85.3 foot (26 m) Mangusta built in 2010 and refitted in 2019. She takes 7 guests in 3 cabins. Her listing names a large custom-built master stateroom, plenty of water toys, sunbathing areas and shaded spaces on deck.
Her listing gives a cruising speed of 36 knots and a top speed of 44 knots. Rates run from €36,000 to €39,000 per week, plus APA.
Cruising areas on her listing: Italy, Corsica.
8. DRIFT
“A 28 Metre Mangusta, Refitted in 2024”
DRIFT is a 91.9 foot (28 m) Mangusta built in 2005 and refitted in 2024. She takes 8 guests in 4 cabins: two doubles, a twin and a single. Her listing gives a cruising speed of 25 knots and a top speed of 27 knots.
Rates run from €65,000 to €75,000 per week, plus APA.
Cruising areas on her listing: Ibiza and Mallorca.
7. WET PANTHER
“Refreshed in 2026, With Sonos and Starlink”
WET PANTHER is a 103 foot (31.4 m) Mangusta built in 2006 and refreshed in 2026. She takes 10 guests in 4 cabins. Her listing names a premium Sonos sound system through every indoor and outdoor zone, Starlink internet, mood lighting controlled by remote in every area, and a rich line-up of water toys.
She cruises at 25 knots, with a top speed of 30 knots. Rates run from €52,500 to €59,500 per week, plus APA.
Cruising areas on her listing: Albania, Greece, Turkey, Cyprus.
6. DAYA
“A Righini Profile and a Double-Salon Layout”
DAYA is a 105 foot (32 m) Mangusta 105 built in 2007, with a sporty profile by the naval designer Stefano Righini. She takes 10 guests in 4 cabins, and her listing describes a double-salon layout with large deck spaces, a music system and Apple TV.
Her 2026 refit brought a new marble bar on the main deck, new paint, new teak decks and a new aft deck. Her listing gives a cruising speed of 24 knots and a top speed of 32 knots. Rates run from €72,900 to €93,800 per week, plus APA.
Cruising areas on her listing: Ibiza and Mallorca.
5. NEOPRENE
“A Matte-Black Mangusta With a Tender Garage”
NEOPRENE is a 108 foot (32.9 m) Mangusta built in 2002, with a matte-black exterior finish. Her listing describes a full engineering overhaul in 2017 and a light refit in 2020 with new teak decks, new toys and a better sound system. She takes 10 guests, all en suite: a master with a king bed and a walk-in wardrobe, a forward VIP with a double bed, a double stateroom and a quadruple stateroom with four bunks.
The open main deck gives plenty of space for life outdoors, the foredeck has room for sunbathing with canopies for shade, and the tender garage sets up a beach club. Rates run from $99,000 to $115,000 per week, plus APA.
Cruising areas on her listing: Mexico.
4. TOTAL
“A 40 Foot Tender and Two Wave Runners”
TOTAL is a 108 foot (32.92 m) Mangusta built in 2006 and refitted in 2020. She takes 9 guests in 4 cabins: a king, a queen, a double and a twin, plus a Pullman. The master stateroom has a king bed, a walk-in wardrobe and a bathroom with a shower and sauna.
She carries a 40 foot Lomac Gran Turismo tender, 2 wave runners, 2 paddleboards and a sea scooter, with a Crestron and iPad control system on board. Her listing gives a top speed of 35 knots. Ask us for TOTAL’s current weekly rate.
Cruising areas on her listing: Bahamas.
3. BELISA
“Seakeeper Stabilizers and Starlink in Ibiza”
BELISA is a 108.27 foot (33 m) Mangusta 108 built in 2001, an open yacht with a renewed interior. She takes 10 guests in 4 cabins, all en suite: a full-beam master suite, two VIP cabins and a quadruple guest cabin.
She has Seakeeper stabilizers, Starlink Wi-Fi and a sound system new in 2024, and her toys include a Seabob, water skis, a wakeboard and paddleboards. Her listing gives a cruising speed of 28 knots and a top speed of 36 knots. Rates run from €77,000 to €96,250 per week, plus APA.
Cruising areas on her listing: Ibiza and Mallorca.
2. BO
“A 2010 Mangusta for the Riviera and the Balearics”
BO is a 109.8 foot (33.48 m) Mangusta built in 2010 and refitted in 2018. She takes 9 guests in 4 cabins: three doubles and a twin, plus a Pullman.
Her listing gives a cruising speed of 26 knots and a top speed of 32 knots. Rates run from €70,000 to €77,000 per week, plus APA.
Cruising areas on her listing: Ibiza and Mallorca, French Riviera, Corsica, Italy.
1. MRS GREY
“A 130 Foot Open Mangusta With Zero-Speed Stabilizers”
MRS GREY is a 129.6 foot (39.5 m) Mangusta built in 2004, the largest on this page. Her listing describes an extensive refit in 2017 and an interior restyling in 2023. She takes up to 11 guests in up to 5 cabins: an owner’s suite, three guest staterooms and a convertible lower-deck movie room.
She has zero-speed Humphree 4-fin stabilizers for comfort underway and at anchor. The aft deck has a partly shaded lounge with a bar, an alfresco dining area and sunpads, with more sunpads and a seating area with a table forward. Rates run from €115,000 to €129,000 per week, plus APA.
Cruising areas on her listing: Ibiza and Mallorca.
Mangustas in the Balearics
Mallorca is our home base, and our office is in Palma de Mallorca. As our Mallorca page puts it, with a faster motor yacht you can extend your itinerary across the Balearics, including Ibiza, Formentera and Menorca. Five of the ten above, MRS GREY, BO, BELISA, DAYA and DRIFT, list Ibiza and Mallorca as a cruising area, so tell us which islands you want to see and we will check those five first.
More Mangusta Yachts You Can Charter
These are more Mangusta yachts on our list, ordered by length, longest first. Each card shows the yacht’s current listing, with her length, guests, cabins and weekly rate.
They are JUPPI GO’ (72.7 ft, 2009) and JOY (72 ft, 2009).
What These Mangustas Cost
Weekly charter fees for the ten ranked Mangustas run from €36,000 per week (MILU II) to €129,000 per week (the top of MRS GREY’s range) for the seven priced in euros. NEOPRENE runs from $99,000 to $115,000 per week; ask us for TOTAL’s and THE GORILLA’s current rates. These are the figures on each listing, before APA and running expenses. Those are charter fees only. Fuel, food, marina fees and other running costs are paid on top, so ask us for your real total and your own dates before you book. Our guide to what a yacht charter costs walks through the full bill, and our Mangusta and Mangusta (Overmarine) rate lists show current rates.
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